Author: Zhang Xilin
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Muggles are those who can't perform magic, and those who can't speak English, we call "Mafu." Practical and fun phrases, idioms, and catchphrases, hilarious four-panel situational comics with dialogue explanations, exam-focused sections you can't afford to miss, and just ten minutes a day to help you break free from the "English Mafu" group.
There's a saying in China: "The people regard food as the first necessity, and the ruler is the greatest at dining." No matter which language you learn, food-related expressions are definitely one of the first things to learn. Eating and drinking are not only the primary topic in language learning but also contain cultural meanings. In this collection, Sai Jinyi has especially added some practical insights from living abroad to help everyone delve deeper into learning, hoping to elevate your English skills.
"Crazy Mafu English" isn't just about making you laugh out loud; its goal is to help you recognize more practical and interesting phrases, colloquialisms, and idioms. This is far more important and easier than memorizing thousands of individual words. The continuous storyline in the four-panel comics, along with the humorous and exaggerated expressions of the characters, allows you to understand the correct usage of each sentence in different contexts. No longer will you be confused by vague Chinese translations as in the past!
Crazy Twisted English 1 (with disc)
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