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Fodor's German for Travelers, 1st edition (CD Package): More than 3,800 Essential Words and Useful Phrases (Fodor's Languages/Travelers)
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Fodor's German for Travelers, 1st edition (CD Package): More than 3,800 Essential Words and Useful Phrases (Fodor's Languages/Travelers) Customer Reviews
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♥♥♥♥♥ Useful phrasebook
I found this to be a well written, detailed, and easy to use language guide. I have used a number of the Fodor language guides and travel guides over the years, as well as the ones by Lonely Planet, and I think they offer the best value for the price.

I plan on going to Europe soon, and hopefully, this guide will make it a smoother trip than the one I made to the eastern bloc some years ago.

While we're at it, I hope you don't mind if I recount a funny story that happened the last time I was in Europe.

I was in Sophia, Bulgaria, trying to ask a Bulgarian policemen where I could buy a map, which in Russian sounds like "Gedzye ya pokupaiyu carteeriye? and instead I pointed to the phrase in the Russian phrasebook which said, "Where can I find a mild laxative?" He gave me a look that indicated I hadn't quite communicated my real intent, and then I noticed where I was pointing in the phrasebook, and I guess the expression on my face did the rest, because at that point he basically realized I didn't know what the hell I was doing.

Anyway, hopefully my next trip will go smoother in the cross-cultural communication department.
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