Complete Idiot's Guide to Learning Spanish

by Gail Stein

This updated edition of the number one selling beginning-level Spanish book offers loads of new content, including:

€ An expanded Spanish/English/English/Spanish dictionary-with twice as many entries as the leading competition
€ New exercises, with answers in each chapter
€ Expanded vocabulary and more useful phrases
€ More illustrations for learning new words

Just in time for summer travelers, this is the user-friendly language guide that makes Spanish a snap.

Genres: Language, Nonfiction, Spanish Literature, Reference

480 pages, Paperback

First published March 26, 1999

Reviews

[Kathleen Garber]

I didn't do the activities all throughout the book, just the first few chapters. I've decided to buy the book for future use. However it does seem like a great book for learning Spanish. It's more for those wishing to travel and want to learn those words first.

[Rachel]

The attempts at explanation by analogy to English are frequently incoherent, rendering the book more confusing than helpful.

[Danica]

I still don't think I'll ever be fluent, but at least I have the basics down.

[Ahndrea]

This book helps me understand the language very well and helps me to be fluent in the Spanish.