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A hip Italian phrase book for what matters most to your kids--sports, music, games, and more!
. .Most Italian phrase books are written to educate serious adults. Problem is, most Italian-language learners live in the exciting yet awkward world of kids. Way-Cool Italian Phrasebook is the only Italian language-learning book on the market that focuses on the huge preteen market and the things your kids want to talk about, from favorite foods and games to clothes, sports, and more.
.Designed for fun and to appeal to the more sophisticated sensibilities of kids heading into their teen years, Way-Cool Italian Phrasebook features:
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- A look at what life is like for Italian teens . .
- Tips on using idioms and slang like a native speaker . .
- Important basics such as colors, numbers, days of the week, greetings, and more . .
From the Back Cover
Warning! Don't let your teachers catch you with this book!
. .There are no grammar exercises and no vocabulary tests. Just the words and phrases you want to know.
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- Learn to use slang like a native Italian speaker.
- Find out the right words for your basic needs--food, friends, and fashion (and more).
- Did we mention no grammar drills or vocab quizzes?.
So if studying Italian at school is a pain or you're visiting Italy, you can get with the in-crowd and show off to your friends, your parents, and--if you dare--your teachers.
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