Communicating In Spanish (Intermediate Level)

A basic Spanish text for junior high school students including vocabulary, grammatical structure, dialog, cultural readings, and written exercises.

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Seminar paper del año 2006 en eltema Romanística - Español, literatura, cultura general, Nota: 2,0, Freie Universität Berlin (Institut für Romanistik), Materia: Toledo, Sevilla, Madrid: historia, cultura y actualidad, 13 Citas bibliográficas, Idioma: Español, Resumen: En las siguientes páginas tengo recogidas, evaluadas y comentadas informaciones sobre los cuatro grupos de representantes que, según mi criterio, son los más significativos para el tema de este trabajo: los pícaros, las prostitutas, los mendigos y los gitanos. No me voy a referir a otros marginados que existían en...

Spanish Grammar in Context provides an accessible and stimulating approach to learning grammar. Authentic texts are used to illustrate and explain the key areas of Spanish grammar, followed by a range of exercises to help students reinforce and test their understanding. An answer key is also presented at the back of the book. Features include: A rich variety of texts sourced from all over the Spanish-speaking world, including excerpts from contemporary literature, magazines and newspapers Texts carefully selected to cover topical issues and themes relevant to contemporary Spain and Latin...

The EMS Translator Field Guide, Spanish Edition allows the provider to simply point to Spanish questions and explanations, rather than requiring him or her to learn the language or pronounce the words phonetically. When the provider needs to obtain more information from the patient about his or her medical condition, the provider selects a question they wish to ask from a list of queries written in English and then simply points to the corresponding question in Spanish. The Spanish-speaking patient then needs only to answer "yes" or "no" to the questions posed to him or her. The English and...