Love Nation And People

About the Book

This book will help people all over the world to express romantic feelings for one another. I LOVE YOU are three magical words that could lead to many great moments in life. It is not only for people in the throes of love, but would serve as a reference journal. It empowers every lovers with words so that they can talk to others about their affections.

The book has a luxury and unique presentation, very concise plain and simple, while containing useful and comprehensive information. More so because it is straight forward, it is easy to understand, what with plenty of graphic use a relevant illustrations which makes it user friendly in its layout. Another remarkable aspect of the book is that it informs every reader of which languages are widely spoken and states all the countries

where they are spoken. It also contains country and city codes.

The audio files which is available at www.visionannointed.co.uk  provides every reader with the opportunity to understand each word and helps to improve their pronouciation. To access the files click on the Audios link, then flag of the country you desire.

The book is very informative and educational as such it is valuable assert for students, teachers, libraries, individuals, tourism and culture centers, and will serve as a quide for any prospective tourist. The book includes African, European, and Asian countries, their capital cities, flags, populations and major languages spoken in all these countries. And of course how to say I LOVE YOU in all their dialects.

It is a book for lovers and a reliable handy reference journal for all.

About the Author

Raphael K Raphael is a multi-talented personality, a philosopher, researcher, documentarian, visionary and a trained journalist; a member of Associate of journalist, and International Documentary Assocaiation.

^th In his educational voyage he attended Insitute of journalism and graduated in 1997, Multysis computer college and finished in 2001 and qualified as a System Engineer (MCSE), Lewisham College London 2005 where he studied British sign language.