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    Senķīniešu vēsturnieka sniegtās ziņas par Āzijas huņņiem
    (LU Akadēmiskais apgāds, 2015) Petrosjans, Karens; Taivāns, Leons Gabriels; Ļaviņš, Imants
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    Manual de la literatura hispanoamericana
    (Universidad de Letonia, 2019) Torres Fernández, Alberto; Placinska, Alla; Universidad De Letonia Facultad De Humanidades
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    Slāvu valodas kā svešvalodas: mācību un eksaminācijas aktuālās problēmas: kolektīvā monogrāfija
    (LU Akadēmiskais apgāds, 2020) Latvijas Universitāte. Humanitāro zinātņu fakultāte, Rusistikas un slāvistikas nodaļa
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    Latvian Grammar
    (University of Latvia Press, 2021-04-20) Kalnača, Andra; Lokmane, Ilze
    “Latvian Grammar” was written to make information about the Latvian language and its grammatical system more easily available not only within Latvia, but also beyond its borders. A modern grammar of Latvian written in English is as important for native speakers of Latvian as for those who have learned Latvian as a second language and also is of great value for anyone interested in the culture and history of Latvia or the Latvian language itself. The need for a reference grammar of Latvian written in English is especially important right now due to the existence of a large Latvian diaspora community abroad, particularly in English-speaking countries where children and young people are educated in the language of their home countries rather than in Latvian. A Latvian grammar written in English will also be useful for those who are learning Latvian as a foreign language and wish to learn more about its grammatical system and unique features. Likewise, “Latvian grammar” will be a useful reference and source for examples for teachers of Latvian – both those who teach it to speakers as a school or university subject and those who teach it as a foreign language. There is also considerable demand among linguists abroad for a systematic and dependable description of Latvian written by native speakers of Latvian. Latvian is a rather unique combination of ancient as well as relatively new features, which are of interest to researchers abroad and are important for the typological, cognitive, pragmatic, functional, and contrastive analysis of language.