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Lonely Planet British Language and Culture 2nd Ed.: 2nd Edition
 
 

Lonely Planet British Language and Culture 2nd Ed.: 2nd Edition [Paperback]

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This pocket-sized book plunges right into the meaning of scores of colorful but baffling expressions one encounters in British English...' --Chicago Tribune, August 5, 2007

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How's the craic? No worries! Chavtastic! Lonely Planet's Language & Culture series introduces English as spoken in different parts of the world by showing the culture and humour behind common (and not so common) expressions and providing pointers on how to avoid common misunderstandings. British Language & Culture comes with sections on Welsh and Scottish.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Great icebreaker when you're in the UK, Nov 11 2003
This book is great. It's tiny, easily hidden, extremely funny, and you can make British people laugh with it. Really! Even Brits find it fun to read... "Oh, so THAT'S what they mean on those American programs on the telly. I was wondering."

I read this little book before setting out to Scotland for a year. What a great thing to do! I was more prepared than many of the people I was traveling with to deal with the idiosyncracies of Brit-speak. I especially love the foreign language section in the back... you don't really need it, since everyone speaks English, but it's fun to whip out something in Gaelic and see how many people understand (answer: not many).

I highly recommend this book, if only for its entertainment value. You won't regret it! I'm even able to watch the BBC now!

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4.0 out of 5 stars Pretty good guide., Oct 19 2003
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Although I was born in America and so have lived my life therein, I am English at heart and probably one of the greater Anglophiles in the Heartland. This book had a few extra words and expressions that I hadn't heard. The author and his opinions (he is obviously an elitist liberal who should look up the word "racism" and "bigot" before he applies it to people) should be disreguarded by any person with their own free will and ideas. But overall, the book is a brilliant guide to understanding what Englishmen are saying to you if you are adventurous enough to explore the "non-tourist" townships of England and get to know the better part of Her Majesty's people.
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5.0 out of 5 stars It's jolly bloody helpful book ;), Nov 27 2001
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Ok... I'm still trying to learn British English, so excuse the expression on the title, hehe Get this little book, lots of good phrases and very fun to read. Very helpful for traveling or just to learn the interesting Ryhming Slang, this is for you. Cheers ;)
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