Useful for anyone using Spanish in a business context, this dictionary covers all aspects of the language of sales and marketing. Helpful illustrated panels and boxed quotes with real language examples help put terms in context. It includes a supplement on writing business letters in Spanish.

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Packed with more than 2,500 idioms, English equivalents, and explanations of typical use, "Guide to French Idioms" also includes common "obstacles" such as nouns which change meaning according to gender or number, and more!

Lists in alphabetical order the most common idiomatic phrases and expressions in Spanish with their English equivalents.

As our commercial and social links with the Spanish-speaking world grow stronger, the need for clear guidelines on writing letters in Spanish has become increasingly apparent. The new, revised edition of this popular reference is admirably designed to fill that need.