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by Roberto Esposto

ISBN: 1740597125
Author: Roberto Esposto
Publisher: Lonely Planet; 5 edition (September 1, 2008)
Language: English
Pages: 260
ePub: 1988 kb
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Category: Traveling
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Lonely Planet, Roberto Esposto. Lonely Planet Latin American Spanish Phrasebook & Dictionary is your handy passport to culturally enriching travels with the most relevant and useful Latin American Spanish phrases and vocabulary for all your travel needs. Mingle with locals at a colourful Latin American mercado, spend a night out dancing to live music, or enjoy a meal in an out-of-the-way restaurant; all with your trusted travel companion.

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Spanish PHRASEBOOK & DICTIONARY. HOW TO USE THIS BOOK Look out for the following icons throughout the book: ‘Shortcut’ Phrase Easy to remember alternative to the full phrase

Spanish PHRASEBOOK & DICTIONARY. HOW TO USE THIS BOOK Look out for the following icons throughout the book: ‘Shortcut’ Phrase Easy to remember alternative to the full phrase. Look For Phrases you may see on signs, menus etc.

Speak the right lingo in country after country, for over 5,000 miles! This book covers the local Spanish of: Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay & Venezuela.For additional travel in the region, see Lonely Planet's Mexican Spanish, Costa Rican Spanish and Quechua Phrasebooks.Our phrasebooks give you a comprehensive mix of practical and social words and phrases in more than 120 languages. Chat with the locals and discover their culture - a guaranteed way to enrich your travel experience.

Comments: (7)

DireRaven

I'm planning a trip to South America at the end of the year, and bought the book to supplement other Spanish learning tools. I like the layout, and the intro discussing the differences in Latin American Spanish and Castilian, pronunciation differences, and expressions used in Latin America. I like the breakdown by topic (i.e Shopping, Directions, etc) as it could be reviewed in advance of a 'situation'. There is a small English <-> Spanish section in the back for those situations where you are looking for a particular word, although it is not as complete as a real English - Spanish dictionary due in part to the amount of space. Still, this seems to be a "quick and dirty" pocket reference that could be of value while traveling, but is no substitute for other books, software, etc for learning the language. For the price, and size, it seems hard to go wrong.
It will accompany me on my trip. Only then will I know how well it really serves its intended purpose.

JOIN

For every significant trip out of country, I've picked up a copy of the pertinent Lonely Planet Phrasebook and I have yet to be disappointed. I purchased two of the Latin American Spanish edition prior to a recent trip to Honduras. As with other Lonely Planet Phrasebooks, this one includes basic pronunciation and grammar, phrases organized by category, short dictionaries in both languages, and cultural commentary. While they aren't comprehensive in their vocabulary, they are compact and can easily be carried in a pocket. Unless you plan to really dig in and learn the language, my personal opinion is that one of these books is all you need to get by.

For me these books have also provided a great way to connect with local speakers. I have handed my copy to new friends more than once so they could look up phrases or words to communicate with me. When traveling to a location where you don't speak the language (in this case, Spanish), these phrasebooks combined with a smile and a good sense of humor will demonstrate a real desire to communicate in the local tongue, get you through many common situations, and ultimately help enrich your travel experience.

Mildorah

I bought this book as a present for my parents who were leaving on a trip to Guatemala. It was a great resource for people who are not fluent in Spanish but who want to be able to communicate (however awkwardly) in Spanish while in a Spanish speaking country. It contains a number of phrases that are important to know when traveling as well as the basics of the Spanish language to review prior to leaving. I would buy this again for friends in a similar situation.

Browelali

This phrasebook was super helpful in Peru before taking Spanish lessons. It definitely didn't make me fluent or anything, but I was able to order at a restaurant, ask for a room at a hostel, etc.

Bluddefender

I was heading to Venezuela to visit a friend and had not spoken Spanish since High School in 2000. This book was a great refresher and had some great information on phrases specific to Latin America that really helped. Highly recommended as the book to keep in your bag.

Blackstalker

In traveling throughout Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, and Chile this book taught me local words specific to countries that really helped. Buying the new version for a trip to Colombia. Highly recommend.

Beydar

I was in Guatemala for nine days and found this phrasebook to be helpful especially when I anticipated certain situations, read up on it in the book and memorized some key phrases beforehand. I like that it's organized by situation: going to a restuarant, haggling in the marketplace, dealing with the police, etc. The translation dictionary is decent but if you go exploring in areas outside major cities, some of the words used (such as certain foods) you may not see in there but that could be because there really isn't an English word for it. My blackberry served as a decent back up in those situations.

I felt stupid using some of these words from this book during my vacation in Nicaragua.
The locals didn't know these words... these silly pronunciations.

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