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bjornbrekkukot
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 Message 25 of 174
21 March 2012 at 12:24am | IP Logged 
Does anyone know how long it generally takes for Amazon.fr to have Assimil books in stock, after they've been
released? It's now possible to order L'ukrainien sans peine from Assimil.com, but I generally prefer Amazon since
shipping is easier to track and usually more secure.



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willcouchman
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 Message 26 of 174
21 March 2012 at 11:09am | IP Logged 
No idea, but I ordered the new Russian from Assimil directly on Friday, they sent me an email saying it was shipping
yesterday, and I got the package (I live in the North of England) this morning!!!

Very impressed with the speed of delivery :)
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ernestd
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 Message 27 of 174
06 April 2012 at 10:45am | IP Logged 
Unfortunately, I didn't have a pleasant experience with them. I ordered Russian with ease directly on their website
and they sent me a Thai course instead.

My email exchange with them after that was very awful too. Very bad customer experience in my opinion.
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Elexi
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 Message 28 of 174
06 April 2012 at 4:11pm | IP Logged 
According to the Italian branch of Assimil the new version of Claude Dessard's Il Latino
Senza Sforzo (the old Latin Sans Peine) which has been re-recorded with church and
restored classical Latin is in the post. I hope the text hasn't changed as I can read
French but not Italian. I'll give a report when it drops through the door...

Edited by Elexi on 08 April 2012 at 1:17pm

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sillygoose1
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 Message 29 of 174
07 April 2012 at 8:20pm | IP Logged 
I'm not sure if it's been mentioned, but Assimil is working on releasing a new edition of Perfectionnment Allemand and Perfectionnment Italien
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ikinaridango
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 Message 30 of 174
11 April 2012 at 1:42pm | IP Logged 
There's a new Portuguese book out, called, sensibly enough, Le portugais, which I presume
tackles the standard language of Portugal. It's currently available from Assimil.com.


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Hampie
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 Message 31 of 174
11 April 2012 at 3:36pm | IP Logged 
Elexi wrote:
According to the Italian branch of Assimil the new version of Claude Dessard's Il Latino
Senza Sforzo (the old Latin Sans Peine) which has been re-recorded with church and
restored classical Latin is in the post. I hope the text hasn't changed as I can read
French but not Italian. I'll give a report when it drops through the door...

Oh, is that soon? The old audio is in a thick horrible french accent, but the material in the book I've seen been
gotten lots of praise.
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Elexi
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 Message 32 of 174
11 April 2012 at 3:46pm | IP Logged 
I got it today - based on comparing the excerpt from Cicero's Catiline orations to those
of Leo Latinus/Nikolaus Groß, the restored classical Latin appears to be properly done -
they are professionally recorded (i.e. no reverb or appearance of distance from the mic)
and spoken faster than the old recordings. They are in a recognisable Italian accent,
however, but that does not really bother me compared to the old Dessard recordings.

I've only listened to the ecclesiastical Latin a little - it also appears well done.

The text is an unmodified (but Italian in L2) version of the original Dessard edition of
Le Latin Sans Peine, so that book has come alive to us again.


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