German All-in-One For Dummies, with CD

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This All-in-One collects the expertise of a team of For Dummies authors, including Eric Tyson, Robert Griswold, Ralph Roberts, Joe Kraynak, Ray Brown, Symon He, James Svetec, Nicholas Wallwork, Peter Conti, Peter Harris, Kyle Roberts, and Laurence C. p>

• Master the nuts and bolts of German grammar
• Learn phrases that make you sound German-and know what never to say in German

Whether you're just looking for a greeting besides \"Guten tag\" or you want to become a foreign exchange student, this enhanced edition of German For Dummies gives you what you need to learn the language-as much as you like, as fast as you like! i>German For Dummies Audio Set is packed with all of the must-have expressions and phrases, you need to conduct business or have a great vacation!With its lessons, text and helpful comments this book helps by engaging the reader while giving instruction. following expressions and vocabulary improve your pronunciation, and helpful boxes and sidebars cover cultural quirks and factoids. Fun and games sections ease your way into German fluency, phonetic spellings following expressions and vocabulary improve your pronunciation, and helpful boxes and sidebars cover cultural quirks and factoids. The fast way to start speaking German Get ready to master grammar, verb conjugations, and pronunciations!

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noIndex":0,"noFollow":0},"content":"Whether you’re planning a trip to Germany or another German-speaking country, you’ve heard an unfamiliar German phrase and want to know what it means, or you just want to get into the spirit for your town’s annual Oktoberfest, knowing some basic German can give you the confidence you need. Plus, it includes a companion CD that allows for even more opportunities to practice speaking the language.mayn kol-ey-ge checkt niHts oont dênkt êr ist ayn sonny boy [as in English], oont âl -e ân -der-en spin -en. Mist (mist [as in English]): Be careful not to misuse this word that actually means manure in German! Most (most): This is the German word for unfermented fruit juice, and in southern German-speaking regions, a young fruit wine. Fun and games sections ease your way into German fluency, phonetic spellings following expressions and vocabulary improve your pronunciation, and helpful boxes and