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The Complete Idiot's Guide to Learning German
This comprehensive guide to mastering the German language presents often difficult-to-master information, such as verb tenses, in the approachable "Complete Idiot's Guide(R)" format.
Readers will discover useful travel-themed chapters, dealing with everything from shopping, renting cars, and making a phone call, to visiting a doctor, going to the post office, and banking. With information on the essentials of German grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and conversation, this new edition also includes a supplemental CD with nearly an hour of listen-and-learn exercises that can be used either with or without the book.
Readers will discover useful travel-themed chapters, dealing with everything from shopping, renting cars, and making a phone call, to visiting a doctor, going to the post office, and banking. With information on the essentials of German grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and conversation, this new edition also includes a supplemental CD with nearly an hour of listen-and-learn exercises that can be used either with or without the book.
432 pages, Paperback
First published June 19, 2000
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January 13, 2009
When you read this book, you will find that English and German were once the same language. You will learn that English is not a Latin based language. That in fact in is a Scandanavian language, a germaic language. Another good book for those history buffs. Enjoy! Learn something.
March 19, 2019
There's no substitute for putting in the time - but, I appreciated learning the why behind the how in this language book. Engaging. Nice charts for memorization.
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December 30, 2009I didn't finish learning german. haha (phail)
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