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The following website has been very helpful for me (as a complete beginner & english speaker) to learn the alphabet and pronunciation of the letters. In addition to this, I’m using a book that my girlfriend (a native gujarati speaker) bought me that has been very helpful in reading and writing. All the information can be found below.

Now that I’ve learned the alphabet, I’m trying to find the best way to increase my vocabulary as well as learn the rules of grammar. I was hoping to find a very good book / audio combination or, even better, a well-designed computer program. I have used rosetta stone programs, however they do not have a gujarati version. If anyone has any ideas, please let me know. Thanks.

Website: http://utopianvision.co.uk/gujarati/
—for some reason this website works better in IE than firefox

Title: Learn Gujarati in a Month
Author: Ishwar Datt
Publisher: Readwell Publications
ISBN: 81-87782-01-3