L'Allemand - Guide de conversation Pour les nuls

by Various, Anne Fox, Claude Raimond

--- Le guide de conversation ---
L'allemand, c'est dans la poche ! Avec votre nouveau compagnon de voyage, vous pourrez vous faire comprendre, demander votre chemin, commander au restaurant...
et même parler de la pluie ou du beau temps ! Véritable kit de conversation, cette version pocket de L'allemand pour les Nuls vous permet de maîtriser toutes les situations de communication. Pour vous exprimer simplement et efficacement, faites confiance à un Nul !

Genres: Reference, Language

239 pages, Paperback

First published August 5, 2005

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Reviews

[Ramy Sabeq · Rating 4 out of 5]

I think that it is a good one

[María · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fácil, muy práctico, tremendamente útil y con un punto de humor. Me ha servido para refrescar conocimientos y poder comunicarme de forma sencilla. Cumple bien con su propósito.

[Jeremy · Rating 2 out of 5]

I guess with iPhone apps like Duolingo & Google translate I just can not enjoy or use such a book. I can even hear the pronunciations of the words on the apps. Google translate even allow for offline viewing without a subscription. Sorry “German Phrases” maybe the language learning textbook is more handy. Since that book is more then just a terms booklet.

[Robu-sensei · Rating 3 out of 5]

German Phrases for Dummies tries to be both a phrase book and a beginning German language book and doesn't really succeed at either. It has proven beneficial in teaching me just enough German to travel abroad, but I was really hoping for a simple list of useful sentences for someone who knows absolutely no German. It is organized well, with chapters for travel, shopping, emergencies, etc.—although I wish the section on dining had been compiled by someone with whom I had any tastes in common whatsoever. It would probably work best for someone who had taken a year of German in high school and needs to brush up on her vocabulary.

[Ahmed · Rating 2 out of 5]

very simple book!