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Spanish: Adjectives Fast Track Learning

The 100 Most Used Spanish Adjectives with 800 Phrase Examples

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Spanish: Adjectives Fast Track Learning

By: Sarah Retter
Narrated by: John Fiore
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Focus your Spanish learning on the most frequently used adjectives. Learn just the 100 adjectives you need for everyday life.

One of the usual mistakes when learning a foreign language is that the student has no priorities. All the unknown verbs get the same attention.

Actually, to communicate you only need 100 adjectives in any language. These adjectives are the most frequently used and can be defined using an algorithm that provides the ranking. In this book you'll find the list.

This book will provide you with the 100 adjectives you have to learn first to get around when traveling or interacting with Spanish-speaking people.

The phrases are presented in a very simple fashion with very easy sentences. Straight and simple.

So, don't waste your time and energy! Focus your efforts on the most important adjectives you have to learn to master Spanish!

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The material is good value for the price. Speed is a little fast and there is insufficient pauses between phrases. Number of phrases is probably closer to 300-310, not the 600 that is advertised unless you count the translation of a phrase as a separate phrase.

good value; misleading phrase count

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