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final section of this introductory Spanish course outlines numerous
situations in which set phrases may prove helpful. It is a self-contained
unit; in other words, one need not master the other portions of the
course in order to successfully use this one. It consists of standard
phrases applicable to a number of situations, such as speaking about
languages, meeting people and expressing opinions, and asking for
or providing directions. Here you can also learn basic phrases for
requesting accommodations or communicating by telephone or email,
as well as shopping for clothing, bargaining, dining in restaurants,
and seeking help during emergencies. This section is particularly
useful for travelers already packing their bags for an excursion –
but also for beginning Spanish students eagerly considering spending
their next vacation south of the border.
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• Languages
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Meeting People
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Directions
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Accommodations
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Communication
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Clothing
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Shopping
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Dining Out
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Emergencies |
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The Hispanic World
Spanish Language Roots
Spanish You Already Know
Cognates
Word Gender
Plurals
Hand Gestures
Regional Differences |
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The Alphabet
Pronunciation
Word Stress |
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Greetings & Farewells
Cardinal Numbers
Ordinal Numbers
Ages
Days, Months, Etc.
Time
Colors
The Weather
The Body
The Family
Meals, Condiments, Drinks
Fruits, Veggies, Meat, Poultry
Fish, Dairy, Grains, Other
Spanish Cuisine & Measures
Money
Travel & Distance
Conversions
Sports |
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Definite & Indefinite Articles
Pronouns
Regular Verbs
Hay (there is/are)
Tener (to have)
Ser/Estar (to be)
Ir (to go)
Hacer (to do/make)
Negation
Adjectives
Possessive Adjectives
Demonstrative Adjectives
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Languages
Meeting People
Directions
Accommodations
Communication
Clothing
Shopping
Dining Out
Emergencies |
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