Nouvelle Méthode, Contenant En Abrégé Tous Les Principes De La Langue Espagnole, Avec Des Dialogues Familiers by B. A. Bertera is a comprehensive guide to learning Spanish, written in French. This book presents a concise yet thorough overview of Spanish grammar and principles, designed to facilitate language acquisition for French-speaking learners. The method employs familiar dialogues to immerse the student in practical, everyday Spanish, enhancing both understanding and fluency.

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