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First thousand words in Spanish
Summary
First Thousand Words
First thousand words in Spanish
- 1000 everyday words illustrated with busy scenes and labelled pictures to help children learn key vocabulary.
- Delightful illustrations by Stephen Cartwright provide lots of opportunities for conversation.
- Readers can listen to every word read by a native Spanish speaker at the Usborne Quicklinks Website.
- With an Usborne yellow duck to find on every double page!
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- Mini paperback
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Great for adults too!
I bought this book as I am 19 and attempting to learn Spanish. Its colourful, easy to read format makes it perfect for picking up vocab and the easy to use pronunciation guide at the back of the book is fab. Brilliant, can't wait to order my German and French versions.
Louise, 26th November 2011
Usborne's 'First Thousand Words in Spanish'... Excellente!
The day my niece said her first word, I thought: "Great! Now's the time to teach her Spanish!!" I love the language, and wanted to share my knowledge with my family. Obviously, it is not easy to get a 3 year old to do grammar exercises, so I looked for some inspiration in my local book shop. 'First Thousand Words in Spanish' has wonderful, funny illustrations, and clear text. My niece loved using it, and her Spanish improved in leaps and bounds! I would recommend this book to any parent, teacher, or aunt (like me!) who wants to inspire their little ones to engage with a language - or even to learn themselves!!
Rosie Hunnam, 25th March 2009
My 2 year old loves it
Great pictures - so many things to point out. Great in any language.
R Neve, 30th July 2008
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