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More French Slanguage

A Fun Visual Guide to French Terms and Phrases

Mike Ellis
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Pages
96
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Gibbs Smith

About

Quad enough? A fun way to learn French phrases through entertaining illustrations and an easy pronunciation guide!

With this volume in the best-selling Slanguage series, Mike Ellis provides translations and pronunciation guides for nearly three hundred more French words and phrases, focusing on such categories as clothing and fashion, dining, entertainment, cooking and baking, and destinations.

These guides are a breeze to use-and ideal for kids or adults who want a fun way to learn the basics of a new language. Just use the simple pronunciation guide that incorporates easy English terms and helpful illustrations, and you'll be saying things like "What's up?" (Quad Enough) and "Kisses, sweetie" (Bee Zoo Shoe Shoe) in no time!

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