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Telugu
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What does it mean to put down roots?
Why would you be under the weather?
Idioms can be confusing, but they help you to understand English and are a lot of fun to learn!
With clever multicultural illustrations, literal translations of the idioms, meanings in 2 languages, and English example sentences, Fresh as a Daisy explains common nature idioms in a way that makes them easy to understand. It's a perfect book to teach culturally and linguistically...
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Telugu
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Manoprasthaanam is more than just a collection of poetry, it is a treatise on the fundamental truths of human life and the responsibilities we all share. Somaraju's words are a call to action, urging us to live our lives with positivity, purpose, and harmony. This volume is a must-read for anyone seeking personal growth and a greater understanding of the transformative power of positivity.
Embark on a transformative journey of the mind with Palani...
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Telugu
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What does it mean to have a green thumb?
How do you show your true colors?
Idioms can be confusing, but they help you to understand English and are a lot of fun to learn!
With clever multicultural illustrations, literal translations of the idioms, meanings in 2 languages, and English example sentences, With Flying Colors explains common color idioms in a way that makes them easy to understand. It's a perfect book to teach culturally and linguistically...
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Telugu
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What does it mean to use your noodle?
Why would you spill the beans?
Idioms can be confusing, but they help you to understand English and are a lot of fun to learn!
With clever multicultural illustrations, literal translations of the idioms, meanings in 2 languages, and English example sentences, “Icing on the Cake” explains common food idioms in a way that makes them easy to understand. It's a perfect book to teach culturally and linguistically...
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Telugu
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Shri Guru Bhagwat is originally written in Odia poetic meter by Dr. Chandra Bhanu Satpathy, each line containing nine letters, in eight volumes consisting of more than thirty-four thousand lines. Other than English & Hindi this book has also been translated and published in other 14 Indian regional
languages.
Telugu-translated book was released on Mar 25 2017 by Dr. Satpathy, Hon'ble Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, and other important guests....
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