Detailed Contents of SPANISH FOR CRUISERS - Comprehensive Marine Phrase Book

Kathy
Parsons

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SPANISH FOR CRUISERS is organized in 25 chapters and 95 subjects, to meet the communication needs of cruisers, charter yacht crew and marine businesses.

Pronunciation is given for every word and phrase. Illustrations, cultural notes, and tips help get the point across.

	1.	Using Vocabulary Pages
		Words and phrases – Nouns Introduces the layout of SPANISH FOR CRUISERS, showing you how to use the English, Spanish, and Pronunciation columns
	2.	Pronunciation
		Syllable Stress, Vowels – Vowels combination with i,u – Consonants - Alphabet A practical introduction to Spanish pronunciation
	3.	Basic Conversation
		Greetings – Excuse-me!, Introductions – Questions – Useful Sentences – Sentence and Question Starters – Essential Little Words The Spanish phrases that you will use on a daily basis ... Some of these phrases are listed again inside the covers
	4.	Numbers and Money
		1-99 – 100+, Money The Spanish vocabulary you need to deal with cash and credit cards, bills, prices and charges
	5.	Shopping
		Useful Phrases – Paying for Your Purchase – Discounts, Returns, Exchanges – Where To Buy Parts And Get Repairs The basic conversational skills you need for shopping
	6.	Getting Directions
		Where Is? – More Questions The strategies and phrases here will help you ask for directions and find your way on shore
	7.	Time and Dates
		What Time? Making appointments, inquiring about opening and closing times and holidays in Spanish
	8.	Emergencies
		Calling For Help At Sea – Describing Your Crew and Boat – Giving Your Location, Distance – Talking On The Radio The Spanish vocabulary you need to call for help, give your location, and request assistance
	9.	Measurements
		Length And Distance – Other Measurements – How To Ask For A Certain Size

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	10.	Materials
		Metals, Wood – Cloth, Other Materials
	11.	Hardware
		Bolts And Screws, Nuts, Washers, Other Fasteners – Gaskets, Seals, Bearings – Plumbing – Miscellaneous Spanish words for the items you might have to buy at the hardware store or chandlery
	12.	Electrical Hardware
		Wiring, Fuses, Plugs, Switches – Connectors, Batteries
	13.	Maintenance Items
		Fuel, Oil, Fluids – Filters, Other
	14.	Engines
		Types, Specifications – General Engine Terms
	15.	Engine Parts
		Block, Head, Cylinders, Pistons – Valves, Crankshaft, Camshaft – Fuel System – Carburetor – Ignition – Lubrication, Air Intake – Cooling System, Exhaust – Water Pumps – Transmission – Coupling – Stuffing Box, Propeller – Steering – Controls, Instruments – Starter, Solenoid – Alternator, Regulator, Batteries – Outboard A thorough technical glossary of all the parts of both diesel and gas inboard and outboard engines, including transmission, electrical, and steering systems
	16.	Working with Engines
		Running the Engine – Action Phrases (A-Z) The A to Z of engine repairs: from “Add oil to" through "Weld”. More than 50 Spanish phrases to talk about the work you need
	17.	Describing Anything
		150 Spanish adjectives and adverbs, from “A little” to “Worse” Useful for describing almost anything ... your boat, your problems, the parts you need
	18.	Engine Troubleshooting
		Starting, Running, Overheating, Fuel – Oil, Smoke, Cracks, Blockage – Transmission, Noise, Spark Plugs Spanish phrases to describe the problems you are having with your engine

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	19.	Talking to Mechanics
		Jobs, Repairs, Scheduling – Costs, Parts – On The Boat These phrases allow you to make arrangements with a mechanic or marine worker, to discuss the work to be done, and the costs and scheduling of repairs
	20.	Refrigeration
		Types, Parts – Maintenance – Troubleshooting The technical terms and troubleshooting phrases for maintaining your marine refrigeration system
	21.	Electronics
		Radios – Other, Power generation, Components – Electrical Equipment, Safety – Troubleshooting The words and troubleshooting phrases for maintaining your electrical and electronical systems
	22.	Boat Parts
		Type Of Boats, Parts of Hull – Masts, Rigging, On Deck – Below Deck, Deck Hardware Boating terms for practically everything aboard your yacht
	23.	Boatyards
		Docking And Anchoring – Facilities, Services – Arranging The Haul – Hauling Costs – Paint And Supplies – Painting Spanish nautical terms you need to haul, repair and store your boat in a boatyard
	24.	Sails and Upholstery
		Sails, Parts Of A Sail– Canvas, Upholstery, Sewing terms – Hardware, Fasteners, Tools – Getting Canvas And Sail Work Done – Describing The Job Essential Spanish nautical vocabulary and phrases for getting sails and canvas made or repaired
	25.	Tools
		From Ammeter To Wrench 100 Spanish words for all the hand and electric tools used for boat maintenance and repairs
		Index
		A complete index is provided in the back of the book so you can turn to it to find the specific word or phrase you need

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