Peter Roberts

Helena Roberts

An English/Portuguese language booklet, teaching beginners how to speak Portuguese using only 35 words. Created by Peter and Helena Roberts, this booklet explains the same 35 key words needed to get by for the absolute beginner in any language, including: I want something , I want to buy something , I need to find somewhere , or Thank you . This book not only teaches this core vocabulary but shows how it fits together to create useful grammatical phrases. Despite the apparent simplicity of the concept, the authors spent time in Portugal, travelling through the cities and countryside, ensuring that these simple phrases were all that was needed for people to learn, use, and have a great holiday.

Portuguese - Learn 35 Words to Speak Portuguese

This book follows on from “FRENCH Learn 35 Words to speak French”. But it can be used as an independent book if you are already familiar with a limited vocabulary of nouns. This book requires only 5% of the effort usually expended in learning grammar and provides you with the facility to use the essential 35 VERBS to allow you to communicate your requirements in fluent holiday language with perfectly understandable pronunciation. By identifying what you really need to know for your holidays in any French-speaking holiday destination, we turn a two-year study into a two-week study, with better results! You will be able to speak what you learn and communicate immediately to French nationals, increasing your holiday fun and enjoyment immensely.

With only 5% of the usual time and effort!

FRENCH - Learn 35 VERBS to speak Better French

An English/Irish language booklet, teaching beginners how to speak Irish Gaelic using only 35 words. Created by Peter and Helena Roberts, this booklet explains the same 35 keywords needed to get by for the absolute beginner in any language, including: ÒI want somethingÓ, ÒI want to buy somethingÓ, ÒI need to find somewhereÓ, or just, ÒThank youÓ. This book not only teaches this core vocabulary but shows how it fits together to create useful grammatical phrases. Despite the apparent simplicity of the concept, the authors spent time in many countries, travelling through the cities and countryside, ensuring that these simple phrases were all that was needed for people to learn, use, and have a great holiday.

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