Survival Spanish for Construction
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| Rating | : | 4.39 (712 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0971259313 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 109 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 0000-00-00 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
At SpeakEasy Spanish (TM) communication is more important than conjugation and what you learn must be relevant to what you do. Easy to use pronunciation guides will help you start speaking Spanish almost immediately. This book was created with the help of thousands of construction professionals across the US.. It contains over 2000 construction related vocabulary words and phrases. Survival Spanish for Construction is for construction professionals who need to learn how to communicate with the industry's increasing number of Hispanic workers and subcontractors
In her spare time, she continues to broadcast with WDAV, a National Public Radio affiliate near Lake Norman in North Carolina where she lives. The company is now the nation’s leader in Spanish training, offering over 30 SpeakEasy Spanish™ programs and publications to companies, associations, and colleges throughout the US. In 1994 she was named to Who&rsq
In her spare time, she continues to broadcast with WDAV, a National Public Radio affiliate near Lake Norman in North Carolina where she lives. In 1997 Myelita started SpeakEasy Communications to offer industry specific Spanish instruction in North Carolina. Myelita’s corporate experience includes owning a television production firm, working with NBC’s Spanish news division, Canal de Noticias, and Charlotte’s PBS affiliate WTVI. The company is now the nation’s leader in Spanish training, offering over 30 SpeakEasy Spanish™ programs and publications to companies, associations, and colleges throughout the US. As she travels the country speakin
Woodstockgurl said Of course it's slow. Just a thought, responding to "skip it". Of course it's presented slowly, nobody can possibly learn a foreign language at the rate it's spoken by native speakers. I wouldn't expect the Spanish-speaking guys on my jobsite to pick up English the way I normally speak. We both slow down for each other, knowing we need time to process the phrases in our heads. Looking forward to getting this CD for our superintendents. I'm tired of translating for them!. Skip It There is a need for such a "tool". No Latin person speaks as slowly as this CD presents the words. The idea is good,but it needs much improvement before it can be really useful for a person in the construction industry.. Survival Spanish for Construction This is a wonderful tool. One of the best tools in my toolbox. It is helpful not only with hired help, but with new customers too. Thanks! K. Gilbert, K and M Construction