[Read free ebook] Learning Construction Spanglish: A Beginner's Guide to Spanish On-the-Job
• Terry Eddy, Alberto Herrera •
| #1237623 in Books | 2004-12-08 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 6.90 x.64 x4.00l,.46 | File Name: 0071448195 | 289 pages
||1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.| Fun book to read with decent explanations|By C. Fladager|First of all let me say, THIS BOOK IS FUN! the author has a great sence of humor and keeps the content interesting by turning a boring subject into a comedy. I recommend this book for beginners - intermediate. Covers content related to construction trades. The explanations are simplistic and easy to follow. It cover|From the Back Cover|EXACTLY THE RIGHT TOOL FOR ENGLISH-SPEAKING CONSTRUCTION MANAGERS | Designed specifically for those who direct Spanish-speaking construction crews, this on-the-mark guide speeds the process of improving communication and ensuring un
When construction managers need to talk about the specifics of a construction job – where the electrical outlets need to go, when the framing will be completed, how a plumbing problem will be solved – they need to be able to communicate clearly and effectively with workers. That task gets considerably more difficult when managers and workers are speaking in different languages. More than simple dictionary terms or phrases, managers need a tool for understand...
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