ผู้เขียน: David Burke
ISBN: 1-879440-00-8
สำนักพิมพ์: Optima Books
ปีที่พิมพ์: 1995
จำนวนหน้า: 270 หน้า ปกอ่อน ขนาดประมาณ 14.5 x 21 ซม.
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Book Description:
Street Talk-1 is a self teaching guide divided into five parts:
Dialogue: Twenty to thirty new American expressions and terms (indicated in boldface) are presented as they may be heard in an actual conversation. A translation of the dialogue in standard English is always given on the opposite page followed by an important phonetic version of the dialogue as it would actually be spoken by an America. This page will prove vital to any non-native since, as previously demonstrated, Americans tend to rely heavily on contractions and shortcuts in pronunciation.
Vocabulary: This section spotlights all of the slang words and expressions that were used in the dialogue and offers more examples of usage, synonyms, antonyms, and special notes.
Practice the Vocabulary: These word games include all of the new terms and idioms previously learned and will help you to test yourself on your comprehension. (The pages providing the answers to all the drills are indicated at the beginning of this section.)
A Closer Look: This section offers the reader a unique look at common words used in slang expressions pertaining to a specific category such as Body Parts, Proper Names, Numbers, Colors, etc. A short drill is then presented in preparation for the final section.
Just for Fun: Here, the reader is offered an entertaining monologue containing many of the words for the same category as previously introduced. This section will surely prove to be hilarious for any native-speaker since it demonstrates the unlimited creativity of out own language.
If you have always prided yourself on being fluent in English, you will undoubtedly be surprised and amused to encounter a whole new world of phrases usually hidden away in the American-English language and usually reserved only for the native speaker...until now!
David Burke Author
Note: Slang falls into two very separate categories: suitable and proper as well as obscene and vulgar. In order to be truly fluent in any language, these two groups must be learned. Street Talk-1 focuses primarily on slang which is very acceptable and commonly used by everyone, and will only explore vulgarisms as far as translating some popular euphemisms created from vulgar expressions.