A beginner's guide to Tajiki
By: Azim Baizoyev and John Hayward.
Contributors: Hayward, John, 1971-
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: RoutledgeCurzon
Published: 2004
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng; tgk
Number of pages: 371
Subjects: Tajik language -- Textbooks for foreign speakers -- English
Genres: Textbooks for foreign speakers
Table of contents: title: The Tajiki alphabet; title: Forms of address; title: Personal pronouns; title: The inflectional suffix "Izofat"; title: Possessive determiners; title: Pronominal suffixes; title: The copula; title: Family; title: Present-future tense; title: The conjunction; title: Education professions; title: Plural forms of nouns; title: House, courtyard, garden; title: Prepositions; title: The direct object marker; title: Imperatives; title: Indefinite nouns; title: Infinitives; title: Simple past tense; title: Time, seasons, weather; title: Numbers; title: Countries, nationalities, languages; title: Descriptive past; title: Comparatives and superlatives; title: Derivational suffixes; title: Parts of the body; title: Compound verbs; title: Active and passive verbs; title: Absolute future tense; title: The city, the street; title: The past participle; title: Present continuous tense; title: Modal verbs; title: Market; title: The conditional mood use; title: At the shop; title: Narrative past tense; title: Past perfect tense; title: At the restaurant, cafe, and tea-house; title: More compound verbs; title: Pronouns; title: In the hotel; title: Complex sentences : conjunctions; title: "Fundamental" and "causal" verbs; title: At the office, on the telephone; title: Exclamations and words of emotion; title: Free time, visiting as a guest; title: Subordinate clauses of time; title: The past continuous tense; title: At the doctor's; title: Folk medicine; title: Subordinate clauses of cause; title: Subordinate clauses of purpose; title: Subordinate clauses of condition; title: Animals; title: Subordinate clauses of quantity and degree; title: Subordinate clauses of concession; title: Holidays, celebrations, ceremonies; title: Subordinate clauses of location; title: Multiple complex sentences; title: Law politics; title: International relations; title: Verbal adverb; title: Direct and indirect speech; title: Tourism nature; title: Word construction; title: Descriptive use of present-future tense.