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- Linguaphone may refer to: Linguaphone (company), a language-training provider Linguaphone (musical instrument) or lamellophone, a class of musical instruments...
- Linguaphone is a global language training provider based in London that has provided self-study, online and face to face language courses since 1901....
- A lamellophone (also lamellaphone or linguaphone) is a member of the family of musical instruments that makes its sound by a thin vibrating plate called...
- Bloody English: The Story of George Bernard Shaw, Linguaphone and Eliza Doolittle, London: Linguaphone Institute, 2002. With foreword by Lord Quirk. ISBN 0747309493...
- Bloody English: The Story of George Bernard Shaw, Linguaphone and Eliza Doolittle, London: Linguaphone Institute, 2002. Safire, William (24 April 1982)...
- ****ociation. He is also a member of the six-man Academic Advisory Committee at Linguaphone. Wells has long been a pioneer of new technology. He is the inventor...
- Découvertes Gallimard collection. Other works include: Méthode d'arabe Linguaphone, Linguaphone Institute, 1979 ****met, Desclée de Brouwer, 1999 L'Islam, La Découverte...
- SOAS. Smyth, David A., and Manas Chitakasem (1984). Linguaphone Thai Course. London: Linguaphone Institute. ISBN 9780747310051. Smyth, David A. (1995)...
- these on the vowel diagram. He made two further disc recordings for Linguaphone in 1943 and 1956. With the p****ing years, the accuracy of many of Jones's...
- tension (free solid, for example, xylophones, cymbals, or claves); I.B: linguaphones (lamellophones) (solid fixed at only one end, such as a kalimba or thumb...