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Spanish Key Words: The Basic 2000 Word Vocabulary Arranged by Frequency. Learn Spanish Quickly and Easily.
By Pedro Casal
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Learn Spanish Fast!
* New for 2017 – Completely revised and updated
* A simple, fast, proven way to learn Spanish with ease
* First 500 words provides 75% common usage
* Easy units - your confidence grows as your vocabulary grows
Spanish Key Words provides an easy route to mastering excellent basic Spanish. Easy-to-learn Unit Structure gets you the words you need to know quickly and easily. One hundred easy-to-master units of 20 words each. Learn Spanish quickly and simply.
These words are the essential foundation stones on which you intuitively build your language framework:
The first five units (100 words) account for 50% of normal conversational Spanish.
The first 500 words account for 75% of normal conversational usage. The full 2,000 words will equip you for nearly all word occurrences in modern Spanish usage in speech, newspapers, books, television, internet etc. Also provides an all-in-one basic Spanish-English dictionary and an all-in-one basic English-Spanish Dictionary.
The perfect aid - to learn Spanish by using the simplest, most logical way to pick up a vocabulary of ten thousand words from two thousand. Spanish Key Words presents you with the 2,000 word basic vocabulary ordered by frequency of occurrence in modern usage - in one hundred simple units. The book is a learning aid benefiting from computer analysis of a million words and consists of a list of the commonest two thousand key words in Spanish, with their meanings in English, arranged in decreasing order of frequency.
A simple, fast, proven way to learn Spanish with ease.
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