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STUDIA PHILOLOGIA - Issue no. 3 / 2016 | |||||||
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BOOK REVIEW - SANDA TOMESCU BACIU, WELCOME! – NORWEGIAN CONVERSATION TEXTBOOK, ED. A III-A REV., IAȘI: POLIROM, 2015, 184 P.. Authors: RALUCA-DANIELA RĂDUȚ. |
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Abstract: Velkommen! – Manual de conversație în limba norvegiană [Welcome! – Norwe-gian Conversation Textbook] is written by professor Sanda Tomescu Baciu, the head of the Department of Scandinavian Languages and Literatures at the Faculty of Letters of “Babeș-Bolyai” University of Cluj-Napoca. She is the author of various articles and translations from Norwegian literature among which we make reference to the the third edition of the Norwegian conversation textbook, Velkommen! [Welcome!]. It is worth mentioning that this textbook was first published in 2006 and then reprinted twice, in 2010 and in 2015. In the preface of the third edition from 2015, professor Sanda Tomescu Baciu provides a brief overview of the Norwegian conversation textbook, pointing out the fact that learning Norwe-gian is the gateway towards the other Scandinavian languages and cultures. Apart from these, the author states that this textbook offers an introduction into Norwegian language, namely into bok-mål , being very useful both for Romanian people who want to learn Norwegian and for students who study Philology alike. | |||||||