Peace Corps, 1967. — ii, 116 pages. Уроки языка Бикол. Звукозаписей нет. The twelve lessons in standard spoken Bikol which comprise this text were written for Peace Corps volunteers working in the Philippines. The student is to concentrate on acquiring aural-oral skills rather than on reading and writing. Lessons consist of short dialogs and numerous drills to teach the...
Peace Corps, Manila (Philippines). 1990. — 324 p.
This guide is designed for Viracnon (Bikol) language training of Peace Corps workers in the Philippines, and reflects daily communication needs in that context. It consists of: phrase lists for a wide range of daily activities and needs； a list of targeted core language competencies, at three proficiency levels, for those daily...
The University Press of Hawaii, 1971. — xiii + 287p. The Bikol Grammar Notes presented here form a part of a basic Bikol language course. They are to be used as a companion volume to the Bikol Text also by Malcolm W. Mintz. Included also in the series for Bikol is a quite comprehensive dictionary which may be used as reference, but separate from a language course.
The University Press of Hawaii, 1971. — liii + 891p. This text has been developed under the auspices of the Pacific and Asian Linguistics Institute of the University of Hawaii through a contract with Peace Corps (PC-25-1507), Office of Training Support, Language Division. It forms a part of a series on Bikol, the other two volumes being Bikol Grammar Notes and A Bikol Dictionary...
Peace Corps. — vii, 68 pages. Год издания не указан. The kind of Bikol which is understood, respected, and acceptable throughout the Bikol provinces is that spoken in Naga City and certain other areas (including Legazpi City). This is "Standard Bikol," referred to by the people of the Bikol provinces as "pure" Bikol, "national Bikol, and "Naga" Bikol, since it is most readily...
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