german language

The Magic Tree House takes Jack and Annie to the Arctic where they must solve Morgan le Fay's riddle in order to become master librarians.

Contains fifty-two readings for beginning German language students, including short stories, poems, essays, and anecdotes; presented in German with English translations on facing pages.

Contains alphabetically arranged listings that provide definitions of approximately 1,400 German words, translated to English and 1,400 English words, translated to German, each with a pronunciation guide and note on part of speech.

Contains over 355,000 entries and translations, arranged alphabetically from German-to-English, and English-to-German, including contemporary technical, political, and business terms; and features examples that illustrate how the words are used in context.

Pictures of a wide variety of objects associated with Apple Tree Farm have labels in both German and English.

Contains over 260,000 German and English words and phrases; 450,000 translations; information on the new German spelling system; and appendices on grammar, numerical expressions, weights and measures, and letter-writing.

An alphabetical listing of over 40,000 words, translated from German to English, and from English to German. Includes abbreviations, acronyms, geographic names, and pronunciation guides.

A phrasebook for anyone wanting to survive and socialize in Germany. Includes German slang.

Entirely new and up-to-date. Over 15,000 entries. 592 pages. Information on declensions and conjugations.