Comment 348 on “My First Spanish Word Book/Mi Primer Libro de Palabras Enespañol = My First Spanish Word Book”

1. Bianca says:

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   A mi bebe de 1 ano le gusta mucho, mira las photos, se le explico lo que significan las fotos

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2. One Reviewer says:

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   I am an adult, but I purchased this for myself to round out the variety of beginner s Spanish books I have I am very interested in learning this language, and after playing a Mexican card game that had illustrations on each card with some of my friends, I found that I was able to easily recall several of the words by associating them visually with the pictures The photos and illustrations in this book are very nice, and will keep your eyes interested and easy to reference quickly, as each page i [...]

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3. Jo Ann Champion says:

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   Beautifully crafted to assist young language learners, My First Spanish Word Book is a fantastic first picture dictionary for youth who are working to achieve fluency in a second language, as well as native speakers who need basic vocabulary support.

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4. K. Miller says:

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   I find it hilarious that has me fill out six questions about this book to post a review IT S A WORD BOARD BOOK It is an awesome word board book, bu there is no plot, no real writing and narration What it does have is a ton of common items and their translations We saw this at a friends house house and my 1st grader thought it was a great help in his Spanish class It s also been fun to hear him read the book to his younger brother who is just learning to talk The content is great, the words clear [...]

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5. Man in the Middle says:

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   This is one of my 16 month grandson s very favorite books, and has also been a huge help for me as I prepare for a trip to Mexico to work with kids there That it includes both English and Spanish words for each picture is a great help, and overall it includes pretty much everything I have needed so far for conversing with kids up to age 4 in Spanish.My grandson also likes a similar Richard Scary word book in both English and Spanish, but if I had to choose between the two, this would be my clear [...]

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6. Justin and Natasha says:

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   My native language is English, and I speak Spanish fairly well at a conversational level I am speaking Spanish to my young son so that he will be bilingual Much of my Spanish vocabulary is business or government related, so I got this book to learn words for everyday things When chosen for that purpose, this book is wonderful To give one example beginning Spanish students usually learn camisa for shirt and pantalones for pants This book has two large pages of words for specific articles of cloth [...]

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