HarperCollins Language Survival Guide: France

A phrase book ... a dictionary ... a travel guide ... all in one!

The HarperCollins Language Survival Guide: France covers every aspect of travel in France from traffic signs to menu items and bank machines, plus practical know-how like choosing the best wines at a winery or restaurant, or ordering the perfect crepe.

Totally different from every other language or phrase book.

You'll find:

• Clear, to-the-point photographs illustrating vocabulary and social customs for quick and easy reference
• Practical tourist information
• Concise bilingual dictionary and grammar section

A phrase book ... a dictionary ... a travel guide ... all in one!

The HarperCollins Language Survival Guide: France covers every aspect of travel in France from traffic signs to menu items and bank machines, plus practical know-how like choosing the best wines at a winery or restaurant, or ordering the perfect crepe.

Totally different from every other language or phrase book.

You'll find:

• Clear, to-the-point photographs illustrating vocabulary and social customs for quick and easy reference
• Practical tourist information
• Concise bilingual dictionary and grammar section

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