Lonely Planet Quechua Phrasebook 3rd Ed.

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Trekking in the Andes will give your legs a workout, and this phrasebook will work your conversational skills at the same time. Word up on the Native American language of South America: you don't want to be tongue-tied on a mountain and have to charade 'I have a cramp', do you?

Two-way dictionaryGuide to pronunciation and phrase-buildingUnderstand when someone tells you the time by the sunPracticalities - how to catch a bus or find a doctor

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Authors:Written and researched by Lonely Planet, and Serafin M Coronel-Molina.

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