9789567802388-9567802386-How to Survive in the Chilean Jungle

How to Survive in the Chilean Jungle

ISBN-13: 9789567802388
ISBN-10: 9567802386
Edition: febrero 2006
Author: John Brennan
Publication date: 2013
Publisher: Dolmen Ediciones
Format: Paperback 193 pages
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ISBN-13: 9789567802388
ISBN-10: 9567802386
Edition: febrero 2006
Author: John Brennan
Publication date: 2013
Publisher: Dolmen Ediciones
Format: Paperback 193 pages

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How to Survive in the Chilean Jungle (ISBN-13: 9789567802388 and ISBN-10: 9567802386), written by authors John Brennan, was published by Dolmen Ediciones in 2013. With an overall rating of 3.8 stars, it's a notable title among other Foreign Language Study & Reference books. You can easily purchase or rent How to Survive in the Chilean Jungle (Paperback) from BooksRun, along with many other new and used Foreign Language Study & Reference books and textbooks. And, if you're looking to sell your copy, our current buyback offer is $1.64.

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The perfect book to help anyone understand the Chilean people. Great for study abroad, travel, vacationing, and evel locals! This book will help you learn the chilean slang and dichos. A must have! "Help!!! That pretty much sums up how I felt my first few months in Chile. Quickly realizing that the Spanish spoken [there] is far different to that which I was accustomed to in Mexico and Guatemala, I decided to buy a notebook and write down the new words I heard... Me and my little book were constantly laughed at, but at least life was becoming much easier as I began to cachar el mote...And it was obvious that I was not alone in the "jungle" as the vacant expressions of so many foreigners attested to. So one day it occurred to me: why not write a book of chilenismos (Chilean slang) and some of the more traditional Spanish expressions that are heard here? Chilean Spanish is not typical Spanish. It is a idiomatic language...[from] Chile's history of immigration and close knit immigrant communities and thus the frequency of words and expressions from other languages (primarily Italian, Yugoslavian, German and English). Added to this is the notable increase of Spanglish, as English schools have spread throughout Chile and as music, movies and technology from the United States has flooded the market." Chilean Dichos.com

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