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Expats in Ecuador Learning Spanish edition by Deke Castleman David Morrill Reference eBooks

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Hundreds of good books teach Spanish, but Expats in Ecuador Learning Spanish is not a typical textbook, workbook, or phrasebook. It’s a guidebook, written by expats for expats, which examines the relevant and and prevalent language issues faced by native English speakers starting a new life in Latin America.

Among the topics discussed in Expats in Ecuador Learning Spanish are how Spanish is similar to and differs from English; learning a second language at an older age; the percentage of expats in Ecuador who learn Spanish (and why they do or don't, can or can't); detailed reviews of the top-nine learn-Spanish websites; the best Spanish books and how to get the most out of them (without your head exploding); cost-to-benefit evaluations of the top-five Spanish computer programs; the variety of language schools and resources available in Ecuador; language-learning tips from scores of expats; and a 25-page lesson plan on pronunciation the alphabet, vowel combinations, natural stress, and accent marks, with hundreds of common example words transcribed phonetically and translated.

The ability to speak and comprehend the native language is the number-one predictor of success when it comes to living in a foreign country. The demands that Spanish makes on Ecuador expatriates are immediate and wide-ranging. Expats in Ecuador Learning Spanish will take you far, fast.

Expats in Ecuador Learning Spanish edition by Deke Castleman David Morrill Reference eBooks

This is not a Spanish book. What it IS.. is a very helpful book about where to find the best resources to learn Spanish. And what I appreciated most is that it is pointedly directed to those living in or moving to Ecuador, and specifically Cuenca, which describes me to a tee. Deke and David have done the research on the best websites, cd programs, local schools/tutors and books so I don't have to, saving me mucho time. Thank you! Muchas gracias!

Product details File Size 4951 KB Print Length 95 pages Simultaneous Device Usage Unlimited Publisher GringoTree Publications (December 16, 2013) Publication Date December 16, 2013 Sold by  Digital Services LLC Language English ASIN B00DL97TN8

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Expats in Ecuador Learning Spanish edition by Deke Castleman David Morrill Reference eBooks Reviews

I enjoyed the book. It was down to earth information that I found very helpful. The lists of websites and suggestions were very useful and I'm glad I bought it and have recommended other friends currently living in Cuenca to buy the book as well.

This review was actually written by my wife, Sharon.
very useful book
Easy read.
Good guide to a basic foundation for Spanish as used in Eduador.
Now get some sound guides for Spanish speaking.
Excellent book because it gives you a solid, positive perspective on what to expect and how to go about finding the right combination of tools for the way you learn.
This is not a Spanish book. What it IS.. is a very helpful book about where to find the best resources to learn Spanish. And what I appreciated most is that it is pointedly directed to those living in or moving to Ecuador, and specifically Cuenca, which describes me to a tee. Deke and David have done the research on the best websites, cd programs, local schools/tutors and books so I don't have to, saving me mucho time. Thank you! Muchas gracias!