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Espaņol en Vivo (text) - Piņar, Pilar - Yale University Press
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Nov 22, 2004
176 p., 6 1/8 x 9 1/4
45 b/w illus.
ISBN: 9780300104448
ISBN-10: 0300104448
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Paper: $25.00 tx
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- Language
- Series Information
- Conversations with Native Speakers
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Espaņol en Vivo (text)Conversations with Native Speakers
Read the Table of Contents in PDF (7 pages)
Read the notes on Use of the Video and Workbook in PDF (10 pages)
Read Lesson One in PDF (6 pages)
View a Sample DVD Excerpt:
You will need to have RealPlayer installed on your computer to view the DVD files. You can download it for free at real.com.
Chapter 6: La Mujer and Chapter 16: Identidad
Español en Vivo emphasizes the richness of hispanic culture and the variations of authentic spoken Spanish. Through filmed interviews with more than twenty native Spanish speakers, students are introduced to a variety of dialects that derive from differences in geographical area and other factors such as age, sex, ethnicity, and social status.
The DVD contains forty-seven segments filmed on location in Spain, Central America, and Latin America. Unrehearsed interviews with Spanish speakers deal with such aspects of life and culture as:
-- Housing
-- Family
-- The Immigrant Experience
-- Cultural Traditions
-- Politics
No other book or DVD presents the Spanish language in such a natural way, with speakers expressing themselves freely and using the real language of every day.
Each of the book’s twenty chapters includes a transcript of an interview seen on the DVD as well as notes on vocabulary, pronunciation, idioms, and cultural issues. Questions guide students in their comprehension of the interviews and in extending the topics to their own experiences. The questions encourage oral and listening comprehension skills, and they provide opportunities to practice reading and writing skills.
Pilar Piñar is associate professor of Spanish at Gallaudet University.
Ceil Lucas, Series Editor
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