Spanish Phrases For Dummies

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The fun and easy way to speak Spanish With Mexico the #1 international destination for Americans, over 14 million secondary school students enrolled in Spanish classes, and Spanish the primary language in many neighborhoods from L.A. to Miami, this should easily be the most popular title in our new phrase book series, following in the footsteps of Spanish For Dummies (0–7645–5194–9), which has sold more than 300,000 copies. Susana Wald is a writer, teacher, and translator.

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In the Spanish speaker’s mind, a consonant is any sound that needs to have a vowel next to it when you pronounce it. For example, saying the letter t by itself may be difficult for a Spanish speaker. To the Spanish ear, pronouncing t sounds like te(teh). Likewise, the Spanish speaker says ese(eh-seh) when pronouncing the letter s.
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