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Spanish ( Easy Spanish ) Spanish Phrase Book For Travel - A Simple Spanish for Beginners Workbook with 400 Essential Spanish Phrases for Beginners and Travelers - cover
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Spanish ( Easy Spanish ) Spanish Phrase Book For Travel - A Simple Spanish for Beginners Workbook with 400 Essential Spanish Phrases for Beginners and Travelers

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Editora: Mobile Library

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Traveling is an excellent opportunity for spanish language learning and this book will help to do just that.

It will be easier for you to learn Spanish vocabulary while traveling because:

- you will be in the cultural context of that new language, what facilitates learning spanish for beginners
- you will enjoy more your voyage if you learn Spanish while communicating with local people in their own language

This easy spanish phrase book for travel will help, it is Spanish made simple because:

- it has all the main sentences and questions you will need in english Spanish vocabulary
- it is organized according to the main moments of your travel
- each phrase is in your language and in the language you want to learn, so you can use it as Spanish phrase book and dictionary

This Spanish phrase book for travel has 22 chapters with more than 400 words and sentences for all main situations of your travel:

CHAPTER 01- Frequently asked questions
CHAPTER 02 - How to greet people
CHAPTER 03 - Words of courtesy
CHAPTER 04 - At the airport
CHAPTER 05 - Information and directions
CHAPTER 06 - In the hotel
CHAPTER 07 - At the restaurant
CHAPTER 08 - Meat, fish and vegetables
CHAPTER 09 - Fruits
CHAPTER 10 - More food
CHAPTER 11 - Drinks
CHAPTER 12 - Money
CHAPTER 13 - Transportation
CHAPTER 14 - The train
CHAPTER 15 - In the subway
CHAPTER 16 - Car renting
CHAPTER 17 - Days and months
CHAPTER 18 - Time
CHAPTER 19 - Seasons
CHAPTER 20 - Colors
CHAPTER 21 - Love and relations
CHAPTER 22 - Help phrases

Use it before and while traveling and, step by step, you will understand and memorize more and more words in the new language using our Spanish phrasebook with bilingual texts.

Let's start to learn Spanish easily together?
Disponível desde: 06/01/2019.

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