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rosetta_stone_v3_english_american_l1_l5_complete_ke

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rosetta stone v3 - english (american) (l1 - l5) complete

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Rosetta Stone V3 - English (American) (L1 - L5) Complete

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the rosetta stone is an inscription on a large slab of sandstone dating from 19601969 bc written in three ancient languages (greek, demotic and hieroglyphics). the inscription is a decree by a prince (ptolemy v), who ruled egypt in 204-181 bc. the decree orders officials to rebuild the temple in eleusis (in greece) which had been destroyed by a fire, and to use money from the treasury to pay for a priesthood to guard the temple.

the inscription is in three languages: greek, demotic and hieroglyphs, of which the third was later discovered to be the writing system used by the ancient egyptians. the rosetta stone is now in the musée de l'ècole française, chambéry. the stone is about 2 metres (6 feet) high, 6.5 metres (21 feet) wide and 2 metres (6 feet) deep. it is made of limestone (the colour of which is ocher) from the el-assi quarry, which lies just outside the village of rosetta, in the nile delta, about 50 kilometres (30 miles) south of alexandria.

the inscription, although on a single slab of stone, tells three stories. the first is the story of the completion of the building of the temple. the second is of the end of the priesthood of the temple. the third tells of the rebuilding of the temple.

the rosetta stone software and virtual classrooms teach the skills needed to communicate in a foreign language. each course is designed to be used with any device that has an internet connection and an audio speaker. students can use the rosetta stone software, a virtual classroom, online teachers, lessons, self-assessments, interactive speech tools, and more in their free time. rosetta stone teaches the skills of reading, writing, listening, speaking, and vocabulary through a series of self-paced lessons. students can practice reading and writing in an interactive lesson environment. they can take practice tests and receive immediate feedback on their performance. rosetta stone’s virtual classrooms provide a place for students to interact with others and practice their new language skills. the content of the courses is adaptive to the needs of the student. students can progress through the entire course or focus on a specific skill set. the content and levels of the courses are designed to be flexible so that students can work at their own pace. 84d34552a1