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As society becomes more international in nature, knowing how to say at least a few words and phrases in other languages becomes increasingly useful. Global business environments often necessitate overseas travel or at least the ability to communicate via e-mail and over the phone. You just may have friends and neighbors who speak other languages, or you may want to get in touch with your heritage by learning a little bit of the language that your ancestors spoke. Whatever your reason for wanting to acquire some Spanish, Spanish For Dummies, 3rd Edition, can help you with the skills you need for basic conversational communication in Spanish. I’m not promising fluency here, but if you want to greet someone, purchase a ticket, or order off a menu in Spanish, you need look no further than Spanish For Dummies! Spanish is one of the great European languages, rich in heritage from its more than nine centuries of existence. This is the language that comes from the region of Spain that English-speakers call Castile. As Christopher Columbus and other Spanish explorers came to the New World, Spanish became the language of the majority of the peoples from Florida to Tierra del Fuego. When you go to places like Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, or Venezuela, you speak in or are spoken to in Spanish. If you visit cities like Asuncion, Bogota, Buenos Aires, Caracas, Lima, Mexico City, Montevideo, Quito, San Juan, or Santiago de Chile, and many, many others, the people predominantly speak Spanish. And when you speak their language or even attempt to communicate with them in their native tongue, you add a richer dimension to your experience. Some folks say that language can be a barrier. And I believe that by removing this barrier, you open a world of possibilities. So you have several good reasons to embrace this beautiful language. You may want to understand the culture and the people. You may also want your Spanishspeaking friends and neighbors at home to understand you, in their own language. So even if your Spanish isn’t perfect, you’ll be appreciated and encouraged in your attempts to immerse yourself in the Spanish-speaking world.