Spanish Phrasebook & Dictionary PDF
Preview Spanish Phrasebook & Dictionary
Spanish audio phrasebook September 2018 Published by Lonely Planet Global Limited CRN 554153 Cover Image Marbella nightlife. Maurizio Rellini/4Corners© ISBN 9781788686341 Text © Lonely Planet 2018 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, except brief extracts for the purpose of review, without the written permission of the publisher. Lonely Planet does not allow its name or logo to be appropriated by commercial establishments, such as retailers, restaurants or hotels. Please let us know of any misuses: www.lonelyplanet.com/ip. Lonely Planet and the Lonely Planet logo are trade marks of Lonely Planet and are registered in the US Patent and Trademark Office and in other countries. Although the authors and Lonely Planet try to make the information as accurate as possible, we accept no responsibility for any loss, injury or inconvenience sustained by anyone using this book. acknowledgments This edition of Lonely Planet’s Spanish phrasebook is based on the previous editions by the Lonely Planet Language Products team, Marta López for the Spanish translations and pronunciation guides, and Peter and Marta Gibney as proofers of the Spanish text. Lonely Planet’s Language Products team consists of: Tali Budlender (Associate Publisher), Annelies Mertens (Managing Editor), Branislava Vladisavljevic and Laura Crawford (Editors), Celia Wood (Managing Layout Desiger), Wibowo Rusli (Layout Desiger), Wayne Murphy (Cartographer), Yvonne Kirk and Glenn van der Knijff (Production Support). Thanks also to the others who contributed to the previous editions on which this one is based: Jane Atkin, Julie Burbidge, Karina Coates, Francesca Coles, Adrienne Costanzo, Ben Handicott, Jim Jenkin, Piers Kelly, Yukiyoshi Kamimura, Emma Koch, Paul Piaia, Fabrice Rocher, Karin Vidstrup Monk, Meg Worby, and last but not least, Daniel New who created the inside illustrations. Table of Contents INTRODUCTION language map introduction TOOLS pronunciation a–z phrasebuilder language difficulties numbers & amounts time & dates money PRACTICAL transport border crossing accommodation directions shopping communications business banking sightseeing disabled travellers children SOCIAL meeting people interests feelings & opinions going out romance beliefs & cultural differences sports outdoors FOOD eating out self-catering vegetarian & special meals culinary reader SAFE TRAVEL essentials health SUSTAINABLE TRAVEL DICTIONARIES english–spanish dictionary spanish–english dictionary There is audio and/or video content in this eBook that may not be supported on your device. make the most of this phrasebook ... Anyone can speak another language! It’s all about confidence. Don’t worry if you can’t remember your school language lessons or if you’ve never learnt a language before. Even if you learn the very basics, your travel experience will be the better for it. You have nothing to lose and everything to gain when the locals hear you making an effort. finding things in this book For easy navigation, this book is in sections. The Tools chapters are the ones you’ll thumb through time and again. The Practical section covers basic travel situations like catching transport and finding a bed. The Social section gives you conversational phrases, pick-up lines, the ability to express opinions – so you can get to know people. Food has a section all of its own: gourmets and vegetarians are covered and local dishes feature. Safe Travel equips you with health and police phrases, just in case. Remember the colours of each section and you’ll find everything easily; or use the hyperlinks provided in the Table of Contents. Otherwise, check the two-way traveller’s Dictionary for the word you need. being understood Throughout this book you’ll see coloured phrases beneath each translation. They’re phonetic guides to help you pronounce the language. You don’t even need to look at the language itself, but you’ll get used to the way we’ve represented particular sounds. The pronunciation chapter in Tools particular sounds. The pronunciation chapter in Tools will explain more, but you can feel confident that if you read the coloured phrase slowly, you’ll be understood. using the audio You’ll notice the audio icons beneath a selection of phrases in this book. Use the audio to help master your own pronunciation, or use it on the road by letting it do some of the talking for you. For more details, see the introduction.
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