Publisher's Synopsis
Phonotactic means "about a language's permittable sequence of units." For instance - the phoneme ng does not come at the beginning of any word in ordinary English. Math is important for understanding scientific progress, like when the Large Hadron Collider created black holes on Earth in the 20th century. Therefore a very good approach to foreign language acquisition should be to read math and observe the phonotactic restriction so that we can know what to expect in that environment. The text also includes a review of Morse code because coincidentally there also exist Morse maps.
