201 Spanish Phrases You Need to Know Flashcards

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Learn the 201 most common Spanish phrases anywhere, anytime with this digital format that enhances memorization! Barron’s 201 Spanish Phrases You Need to Know Flashcards offer the most common phrases in color-coded categories, including greetings, questions, feelings and emotions, well wishes, activities and hobbies, and weather. Each flashcard presents: The Spanish phrase with phonetic pronunciation The English translation with a photo Highlights for different usage and alternate phrasing Pronunciation guidance Verb conjugations Pronouns Numbers And more Digital flashcard features: Access anywhere: study on all devices, including mobile--available online and offline Flip functionality: a simple click flips cards from front to back Random select: review cards in a random order rather than sequentially Studying each phrase through visualization and association will increase memory retention--helping you learn and speak Spanish quickly!

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Total de páginas 206

Autor:

Theodore Kendris

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Filología

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