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Spanish for Veterinarians

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"Spanish for Veterinarians: A Practical Introduction, Second Edition is designed to help you rapidly learn a working Spanish for clinical conversations. The presentation of the language is not traditional - explanations are written for veterinarians, not grammarians, so you won't find conditional verbs or terms such as "pluperfect."" "Here's what you will find: A pronunciation guide and explanations of how to conjugate verbs; basic conversations concerning veterinary medicine; ample vocabulary lists for animals, body parts, and diseases; cultural discussions on the role of animals in Hispanic American and on how to handle introductions and small talk; vocabulary for obtaining information for the clinical history and the diagnostic exam; chapters on specific animals, including a new chapter on exotics; vocabulary for check-in forms; and an English-to-Spanish and Spanish-to-English dictionary of practical veterinary terms alphabetized together."--Jacket

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Spanish for Veterinarians, Juan Mosqueda, Bonnie Frederick

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2008
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Titre
Spanish for Veterinarians
Langue
Anglais
Publié
2008
Format
souple
Pages
133
ISBN10
0813806879
ISBN13
9780813806877
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La nature, Animaux
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"Spanish for Veterinarians: A Practical Introduction, Second Edition is designed to help you rapidly learn a working Spanish for clinical conversations. The presentation of the language is not traditional - explanations are written for veterinarians, not grammarians, so you won't find conditional verbs or terms such as "pluperfect."" "Here's what you will find: A pronunciation guide and explanations of how to conjugate verbs; basic conversations concerning veterinary medicine; ample vocabulary lists for animals, body parts, and diseases; cultural discussions on the role of animals in Hispanic American and on how to handle introductions and small talk; vocabulary for obtaining information for the clinical history and the diagnostic exam; chapters on specific animals, including a new chapter on exotics; vocabulary for check-in forms; and an English-to-Spanish and Spanish-to-English dictionary of practical veterinary terms alphabetized together."--Jacket