Yaks March on Washington

No-Work Spanish Audiobook, Title 1 - English and Spanish Edition

By: Anne Emerick

Narrated by: Jean Marc Berne

Length: 52 mins

Publisher's summary

No-Work Spanish audiobooks are stories read with each sentence said first in English, then in Spanish. At the end of each chapter, the chapter is repeated entirely in Spanish. But Can You Learn Spanish from No-Work Spanish stories? Yes!

Here is how No-Work Spanish audiobooks work:

No-Work Spanish stories are performed by talented bilingual actors and actresses. You'll want to listen to find out what happens next in the story. As you hear each sentence, first in English, then in Spanish, your mind links the two, just as effortlessly as you learn the words to a song you like. Hearing the chapter repeated, entirely in Spanish, after you have absorbed the Spanish vocabulary reinforces the Spanish and greatly improves your ability to listen and comprehend an entire Spanish passage.

You do not need to know any Spanish to learn from No-Work Spanish audiobooks. On the other hand, if you already know some Spanish, you will learn that much faster.

Yaks March on Washington is based on the true story of an Idaho rancher who travels across the country with six yaks in tow, accompanied by his dog. It is read by Jean-Marc Berne. The Yaks March on Washington vocabulary is rich in outdoor terms related to ranching, animals, and camping. The Yaks March on Washington vocabulary includes:

• Adjectives: fast, cool, dark, peaceful, quiet, awake, wide, sleepy, giant, big, small, hot, crowded, next, colorful, more, every, important, scared, sad
• Adverbs: slowly, again
• Animals: cows, sheep, dog, bark, cat, yak, horse, horns, beasts, pet (noun)
• Body Parts: arm, face, tail, nose, eye, stomach, chin, forehead
• Camping: to camp, sleeping bags, flashlight, folding chairs, tent, bucket, cooking stove, ropes
• Colors: white, red
• Clothing: wool, scarf, costumes
• Eating/Food: dinner, milk, stove, bottle, butter, cheese, pans
• Numbers one through seven
• Outdoors: tree, oak, pasture, farm, ranch, sky, stream, snow, barn, corral, pen, herd, hay, straw, breeze, statue, shade, home, ramp, building, road, festival, cars, pickup truck, road, to drive, buildings
• People & Relationships: boy, girl, wife, niece
• Seasons/Time: spring, night, days
• Verbs: work, bark, pack, unpack, run, chase, wait, change, know, whistle, drive, arrive, leave, pet,(stroke), turn, suck, lick, need, sleep, lie, stare, wake, like, hope, jump, whistle, point, listen, learn, sell, say, respond, ask, dance, ride, talk, bless, dash

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2010 Aboon Books (P)2010 Aboon Books

Dumb...and bad narration

I have 3 of these books. This one isn't as bad as the Missing Poodle story as far as narration. .but the story and the barking (pretending to be the dog) were badly done. Not a book I enjoyed.