Is there a published version of Princeton Uni.'s Textbook?

Hi guys!

i have just registered in this site, although i was visiting the pages for quite some time.

i have started taking Russian lessons. and i dont like the books in my country. most of you must have known about princeton university's sla 101 and sla 105 lessons on the net. i am searching for those books, i mean the published ones, but i cant find it enywhere on the net. ( if i am not wrong the author must be David Freedel ).

does anyone know about a published version of these courses? in which bookstores? i really liked the teaching way and recommend the course for beginners.

http://www.princeton.edu/russian there are all lessons.

yeah, i was talking about those lessons. i am looking for the book itself. is there anything like that? anyways, thanks for the reply NeveRtheDon.

There is no published version of the textbook. I never got around to that, and now I am no longer in the field. Hope you enjoy the book.

(If you're interested, I did make some changes in some of the texts, but I have not made new recordings. I can send you copies of the updated texts.)

David Freedel

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Originally Posted by dfreedel

There is no published version of the textbook. I never got around to that, and now I am no longer in the field. Hope you enjoy the book.

(If you're interested, I did make some changes in some of the texts, but I have not made new recordings. I can send you copies of the updated texts.)

David Freedel

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i would really like that :D

Baltaa = revenge?

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Originally Posted by Rtyom

Baltaa = revenge?

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no it is not revenge, and nothing really something about it :)

*relief*

:)

This post is for dfreedel:

I PM'd you but I don't know if worked, so I'm posting this as well. Sorry for any duplicates!

To dfreedel,
First, I want to say thank you and that I also think you are really awesome for putting an ENTIRE course on the web for free! And especially since it's sooo thorough and excellent---plus you actually make it a fun read! I think learning things shouldn't always have to come with a credit card. So, I commend you for making your course available to the masses!

I have one question, however. Do you have answer-keys for all the exercises? Are they published somewhere else on the web? Or no? I am one of those people that just doesn't feel confident in my answers (even if I totally know the material) unless I have something to check it against.

Thanks again!

To an'ka banan'ka: You are the whole year late with your reply :lol: