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March 25, 2009 02:03 PM |
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Originally Posted by chileno
(Post 29721)
He actually means, if there is a book that's in Spanish about everything related to a car wash, operating it etc... Where you get to learn the terminology in spanish about the business of car washing.
do it yourself thingy.
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Thats what I mean, but there's still a lot of good advice in this thread, thanks to all. I pick up a lot from my employees but a lot of it I cant repeat to my customers if you know what I mean, I would say a good portion like 60% percent of my customers only speak spanish, out of my 20 employees only three are bilingual, so I get alot of practice. my problem sometimes is that my employees that speak proper spanish dont speak english and my employees that are bilingual speak alot of slang spanish, which is okay for alot of my customers, but not some.
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Originally Posted by Vikingo
(Post 29684)
Ah, allright. :) Yeah, I think a good appoach would be to try Michel Thomas for the basic grammar, and the actual vocabulary that's not in the dictionary is something we can try to figure out in these fora ;)
Good luck!
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do you know how basic the beginners course is, im wondering if it would be ok to jump to the advanced, cause daily I study quite a few different
beginner spanish books I know alot of the basics. I just dont want to buy something thats gonna go over what im ready now i want something new, Does anyone know of a good dvd program to watch and learn, I watch alot of TV in spanish now to help pick up pronuciation, but i only pick up a few words cause they speak so fast, i know they have some cd rom programs that you can do on your computer with video clips and interactive lessons but i mean something to throw in the dvd player and watch lessons or classes
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