Customer Review: The desktop Living Language Calendar is tops. I did not expect to get the CD of basic conversation phrases with the calendar. I high recommend the calendar.
Customer Review: I was disappointed with this calendar. The basic format is to show the word with pinyin and character on one day, then the next day shows the word used in a sentence. So essentially, you're getting about half the vocabulary you could be getting. They should show the word, character and sample... more info
Customer Review: Very happy with product. I buy these language calendars every year and it reminds me of what I have learnt in language classes and there are some useful new phrases too.
Customer Review: Very happy with product. I buy these language calendars every year and it reminds me of what I have learnt in language classes and there are some useful new phrases too.
Customer Review: The 2003 Living Language Spanish desk calendar was great but, in comparison, the 2004 version seems to have been scaled back to the beginner Spanish level. There is a market for Spanish calendars at different competency levels (beginner, intermediate, advanced). I hope the publisher will take note... more info
Customer Review: I am german, and bought this calendar for a foreign friend of mine in order to support him learning german. Compared to all the other language calendars I know, this is the worst I've ever seen. Every sheet just contains a plain german sentence simply translated into german. No further explanations,... more info
Customer Review: I am a teacher of Italian and I bought this calendar with great enthusiasm having read the very tempting editorial review of this item. Unfortunately, I feel that the Calendar's virtues have been rather exaggerated. The "cultural and historical tidbits and fascinating facts [which] give learners the... more info
Customer Review: This is a great calendar with very useful phrases for someone with a working knowledge of French that is still far from being an expert. It's got lots of fun phrases in it that you would actually find yourself using in day-to-day life...nothing stupid like, "I'm eating a hotdog." I'd recommend it!
Customer Review: This is a neat thing for classroom use or family use. My family enjoys reading it and adding to their grammatical understanding as well as having bite-size sentences to practice. It's not always the most useful sentence, but for what it is, I do like it. Even for half a year, I would say it's a good... more info
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