Basic vocabulary in Spanish

Author: Qin Haibo
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: This is a distinctive vocabulary handbook. First, its purpose is particularly strong, that is, entirely designed to help readers learn and master Spanish, rather than assist in reading original Spanish texts. Therefore, do not rely solely on this vocabulary handbook to read original novels, books, or magazines, as its word selection would then appear far insufficient. However, for daily life or even for Spanish writing, these words are quite sufficient. The key to learning a foreign language: not many, but solid. Strictly speaking, the basic vocabulary of a language must be properly defined only after thorough analysis of its history and structure. The so-called "basic words" in this book are actually common words, which is precisely another feature of this book—practicality. This book selects approximately 6,000 "basic vocabulary" that intermediate and advanced Spanish learners should master, with each entry annotated with common meanings, common collocations, and major idioms and short phrases formed from them (about 2,100 in total). Another feature of this book is its timeliness, that is, its newness. It is also suitable for readers with a certain foundation to use for Spanish writing or translation. The way verb conjugations are expressed can also be considered one of the outstanding features of this book. This is a distinctive vocabulary handbook. First, its purpose is particularly strong, that is, entirely designed to help readers learn and master Spanish, rather than assist in reading original Spanish texts. Therefore, do not rely solely on this vocabulary handbook to read original novels, books, or magazines, as its word selection would then appear far insufficient. However, for daily life or even for Spanish writing, these words are quite sufficient. The key to learning a foreign language: not many, but solid. Strictly speaking, the basic vocabulary of a language must be properly defined only after thorough analysis of its history and structure. The so-called "basic words" in this book are actually common words, which is precisely another feature of this book—practicality. This book selects approximately 6,000 "basic vocabulary" that intermediate and advanced Spanish learners should master, with each entry annotated with common meanings, common collocations, and major idioms and short phrases formed from them (about 2,100 in total). Another feature of this book is its timeliness, that is, its newness. It is also suitable for readers with a certain foundation to use for Spanish writing or translation. The way verb conjugations are expressed can also be considered one of the outstanding features of this book.