Excerpt from Ollendorff's New Method of Learning to Read, Write, and Speak: The Spanish Language, With an Appendix, Containing a Brief but Comprehensive Recapitulations of the Rules, as Well as of All the Verbs, Both Regular and Irregular
TO enhance, if possible, the importance and utility of this Method, the pronunciation of the Spanish letters is explained and exemplified, in so simple, clear, and easy a manner, as to render it comprehensible to every capacity.
Consulting also the benefit of the learners, and with a view to render this work a complete course for Reading, Speaking, and Writing the Spanish language, Models of Familiar and Commercial Letters are added to it, containing directions for all the usual commercial transactions, by the aid of which, young learners, and persons who instruct themselves, may transact, in writing, any business.
It is hardly necessary to remark, that the English phrases in the Exercises are not always models worthy of imitation; but they are made use of in order to instruct the scholar how to express them properly in Spanish, and thereby to teach him its idioms.
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