where to buy foreign language textbooks online?

InfinityTr

I want to buy a textbook that can teach my mother, who speak both mandarin and chinese to learn english. If anybody is wonderin', then all i can say is that my sisters and I are moving away from them to go to school, and for her business to remain successful, we have to get her to learn english fast. Hopefully two year at most.

The real question: where online can i order a textbook from China that can teach their own native people english? I can't seem to find any in the mainlands.
the textbook must have a set of audio... basically a whole package made for individual learning.
If anybody is able to find me a website as to where to order it, then I would be really thankful.

Note: Telling me any method of learning english such as reading a book, watching tv and the like wouldn't help. They don't have that kind of luxury.

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Have you tried these two sites, they are in Asia as I know:

http://www.yesasia.com/global/en/home.html
http://www.cp1897.com.hk/

Many textbooks can be found here as well:
http://www.amazon.com/New-Used-Textbooks-Books/b/?_encoding=UTF8&node=465600&tag=lmbsim-20&linkCode=ur2&camp=1789&creative=390957

Hope this is the information you want.

Call of duty: black ops, whats the best gun in zombies mode?

Liz

I like automatic guns, so no semi-automatic guns please... and i already no the thunder gun is amazing..
so in your opinion what is the best automatic gun in zombies mode for call of duty black ops?
.. Also what gun do you think is the best upgraded with Pack-o-Punch?
Thanks in advance, just trying to improve my game play by knowing what guns i should and shouldn't buy =)

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Personally, i think the raygun sucks on black ops (even upgraded, it only holds more ammo in the clip) in later rounds it takes to many shots to kill, but its ok for a while.
I always have best of luck with deployable guns such as galil, rpk, hk45 i think is what its called (the HK is prob my fav.)
i like the mp40 for the 1st 8 rounds or so, (go through the top open 2 doors and leave 3rd door closed, and camp there for decent camp area)
then i like any deployables.
the only shotgun i like is the spaz.
i havent used it yet but i hear the upgraded crossbow is great, it attracts like a monkey bomb.
the upgraded starting colt m1911 turns into duals that shoot rockets(mustang and sally)
and the dual pistols out of the box are really good as well, before and after upgrades.
thats pretty much all i can suggest to you. other than my other fav camping site. open all downstairs doors until you get to the last door (the 1st door when you start, up stairs) camp with 3 or 4 people, one at the window, one at balcony, and 2 watching the small hallway leading to the staircase. if things get bad there is an electric fence you can pull. its not bad, 4 of us made it to round 23 there.
well, good luck!

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Im a nature lover, any place to go hiking/camping similar to those in Hong Kong??

s3xY

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I'm not too sure about the nature scene in HK, but in Singapore there are qte a few (which may come as a surprise to many). The largest is the Bukit Timah Reserve (as noted previously) which is part of the Central Catchment Area. If you really really adventurous, you can actually start in the Upper Thomson area, Pierce Reservoir, and do a super long trek that takes you all the way to Bukit Timah. This will take a day.

The Treetop Walk is another good choice if you want somethign that can be done in half a day. Note that the TTW itself is not long, because that's just the highlight of the whole trail. Some people spend all that time looking out for it that they miss all the cool nature ON THE WAY!

If you like marshlands, then I'll also say Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, but my main recommendation would be to check out Pulau Ubin.

It's an island off the northeast coast of Singapore, the last vestige of "old" Singapore, and there's the Tanjong Chek Jawa Reserve on the island. It's been "renovated" with amenities to make sure that visitors don't disturb the natural mangrove beach there. It's really quite nice. Takes about 45mins to walk to the beach, which is just over 1km long, I think.

You can also camp over there at the Noordin, Mamam or Jelutong Campsite. It's free, but on first-come first-served basis, so you have to check with the ranger at the jetty. Jelutong has campfire facilities, while the others do not.
Or if you want something more "luxurious" there is the MCC Ubin Resort, with its chalets. it's not grand, but there's showers and toilets.

There are a few Chinese restaurants and a Muslim stall on the main section of the island (about five altogether, I think), and another restaurant at the Ubin Resort. These are the only eating places on the island as far as I know, so bring your own food and water, as there is hardly any drinking water at the campsites.

Definitely a good way to go, you can see nature, see a little of "old" Singapore before it become a modern metropolis and sleep under the stars.

Anyway, check out the National Parks Board website in the source list. It's got a lot of info there about places of nature. See under the "Parks and Gardens" heading, where you will get a comprehensive list of parks (altho this term is used VERY LOOSELY - the small patch of greenery above the MRT train station is also listed as a park).

Or check out the Nature Reserves heading for the more challenging trek sites.

Anyway, hope this helps you!

Are 2 days enough for visiting major tourist attractions in Munich? Or 3 days?

Fourteen F

Are 2 days enough for visiting major tourist attractions in Munich? Or 3 days?
I plan to do Munich after taking a German course in Goethe Institut Frankfurt. But if i do that, i have to change my flight time 3 days later ( my booked flight from Frankfurt to Hk is 3rd September, so if i do Munich then i will change my flight into Munch to Hk 6rd September) It costs me around 100 Euro to do it, i i remember it correctly. also i would like to meet my German friends who are taking internships in Munich . I haven't seen them for 2 years since we said goodbye in Hong Kong


What tourists sights do Munich offer ? In your opinion, how many days do i need ?

Danke!!!!

some people say it worths doing Munich by delaying the flight, other says no

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3 days. There is also the Concentration Camp memorial site (Dachau) in the area, plus (more romantically) Schloss Neueschwanstein to the south (near Füssen).

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