EuroTalk Interactive – Talk Business! Spanish
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EuroTalk Interactive – Talk Business! Spanish
Wednesday, September 1st, 2010Tot Talk Globe-Toddlers Adventures in Mexico DVD – French Version
Sunday, August 29th, 2010
Awarded “DVD of the Year” by Creative Child Magazine. Engaging and educational dvd for babies, toddlers and children. Featuring 115+ words in English, Spanish, French or Chinese Mandarin, children will build their vocabulary while being entertained! The DVD covers a wide range of fun topics about Mexico’s diverse culture including instruments, dance, pirates, soccer, food, animals and plants and ocean fish, and much more. The DVD is underscored with lively Mexican folklore music that kids (and parents) will love (featured in Globe-Toddlers Adventures in Mexico CD soundtrack).
Tot Talk Globe-Toddlers Adventures in Mexico DVD – English version
Friday, August 13th, 2010
Awarded “DVD of the Year” by Creative Child Magazine. Engaging and educational dvd for babies, toddlers and children. Featuring 115+ words in English, Spanish, French or Chinese Mandarin, children will build their vocabulary while being entertained! The DVD covers a wide range of fun topics about Mexico’s diverse culture including instruments, dance, pirates, soccer, food, animals and plants and ocean fish, and much more. The DVD is underscored with lively Mexican folklore music that kids (and parents) will love (featured in Globe-Toddlers Adventures in Mexico CD soundtrack).
EuroTalk Interactive – Talk Business! Spanish; an interactive language learning DVD for doing business abroad
Thursday, July 15th, 2010
Product Description
Talk Business! is an exciting new interactive language learning DVD series from EuroTalk Interactive. Talk Business teaches common words and phrases geared towards intermediate language learners who want to succeed in business abroad. This interactive DVD features over 70 min of bradcast quality video, in which all phrases and dialogue is spoken by male and female native speakers. There are 10 quizzes with two varying levels of difficulty. During viewing, you can… More >>
how do you say i want to talk to your manager in spanish?
Thursday, June 17th, 2010-i want to talk to your manager.
would it be Quiero hablar con el gerente. or does it sound better as quiero hablar con su gerente.
also how do you say “fine. I will take my business elsewhere” or “fine. i will take my business to another restaurant.”
when i use the word business i don’t mean like products, but business as in me being a customer at that restaurant.
if it’s too hard to understand, what is the best way to just say “Fine. i’ll go to a less expensive restaurant”
Tot Talk Globe-Toddlers Adventures in Mexico DVD – Spanish Version
Sunday, June 6th, 2010
Awarded “DVD of the Year” by Creative Child Magazine. Engaging and educational dvd for babies, toddlers and children. Featuring 115+ words in English, Spanish, French or Chinese Mandarin, children will build their vocabulary while being entertained! The DVD covers a wide range of fun topics about Mexico’s diverse culture including instruments, dance, pirates, soccer, food, animals and plants and ocean fish, and much more. The DVD is underscored with lively Mexican folklore music that kids (and parents) will love (featured in Globe-Toddlers Adventures in Mexico CD soundtrack).
When learning Spanish how do you understand when they talk so fast like a lawnmower?
Saturday, May 15th, 2010I really want to learn this language but I’m having a hard time. I know how to pronounce the words perfectly and I can even read the words and understand them when said one at a time; however, when someone starts talking Spanish to me in full sentences it just sounds like a huge big blur and I can’t understand nothing. It sounds like a lawnmower.
Children used to talk to their friends
Sunday, May 2nd, 2010Children used to talk to their friends
“Hey, you’re a dork,” said the girl to the boy with a smile. “Just wanted you to know.” “Thanks!” said the boy. “Just kidding,” said the girl with another smile. “You’re only slightly dorky, but other than that, you’re pretty normal — sometimes.” They both laughed. “See you tomorrow,” said the boy.
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Foreign language emphasis is often just talk
Wednesday, April 21st, 2010Foreign language emphasis is often just talk
My online discussion group, Admissions 101, recently exchanged verbal blows over foreign language courses in high school. Most of us defended the conventional wisdom. Learning another language improves cognitive development, we said. It enhances academic skills, encourages a sense of the wider world and looks good to colleges.
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