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Other titles in the Street Language series:Street Spanish 2: The Best of Spanish Idioms (Street Language)by David Burke
Synopses & ReviewsPublisher Comments:If a native Spanish-speaker were to say to you, "You’re taking my hair!" (¡Me estás tomando el pelo!), you may not know how to respond…unless, of course, you’ve read David Burke’s newest book on Spanish idioms, Street Spanish 2. Then you’d know that this common expression is equivalent to the American idiom, "You’re pulling my leg!" Street Spanish 2 will lead you through an exciting domain of imaginative and popular Spanish idioms by the use of dialogues, vocabulary lessons, entertaining word drills and games including crossword puzzles, fill-ins, find-a-word charts, and dictations. A comprehensive glossary rounds out this fact- and fun-filled guide. Synopsis:This text is designed to teach the fundamentals of Spanish idioms in 10 lessons. It aims to teach readers how to use idiomatic expressions in conversational situations, including at the movies, in restaurants, at parties, and at the supermarket. Synopsis:If a native Spanish-speaker were to say to you, "You're taking my hair!" (!Me estas tomando el pelo!), you may not know how to respond.unless, of course, you've read David Burke's newest book on Spanish idioms, Street Spanish 2. Then you'd know that this common expression is equivalent to the American idiom, "You're pulling my leg!" Street Spanish 2 will lead you through an exciting domain of imaginative and popular Spanish idioms by the use of dialogues, vocabulary lessons, entertaining word drills and games including crossword puzzles, fill-ins, find-a-word charts, and dictations. A comprehensive glossary rounds out this fact- and fun-filled guide. Synopsis:Here's the second book in David Burke's Street Spanish 1, 2, and 3 series. "Street Spanish 2" teaches the basics of Spanish idioms — those quirky phrases that can't be understood literally, but that are used in every conceivable conversational situation. Table of ContentsYou're Pulling My Leg! The Food is Delicious! I Have to Sleep on it. I'm in a Lousy Mood! She's a Tough Nut to Crack. They Fight Like Cats and Dogs! I'm Wiped out Today. I Told Him to Go take a Flying Leap! Ricardo Stood Me Up! He Got Himself into a Real Jam! Review 6-10. Answers to Lessons 1-10. Appendix. Glossary. What Our Readers Are SayingBe the first to add a comment for a chance to win!Product Details
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