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Does anyone know if REA or other books are made in other languages? (French) I know basic English but sometimes the wording is too confusing. I know that studying from a book with a different language can be a disadvantage because I won't be familiar with the wording on the real exam however, I think it's better that at least I understand what the book is talking about.
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purpleteen Wrote:I know basic English but sometimes the wording is too confusing.
:confused: Your English seems just fine to me. I would have never guessed that it wasn't your first language.
Check out all of their publications here
http://www.rea.com/search.cfm
It doesn't look like they publish in anything but English.
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I think my name and face say it all
I don't know why but for some reason the site confused me...I didn't know where to start.
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Maniac Craniac Wrote::confused: Your English seems just fine to me. I would have never guessed that it wasn't your first language.
Ditto! You say you know "basic?" You're way more advanced than I am at Spanish.
haha
I'm sure CollegeBoard publishes CLEP test-prep books in other languages. I'll check some sites out for you, then come back and let you know what I find out.
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Be careful. My brain may be weird, but when I think in Spanish, I think in Spanish. LOL.. that sounds really strange to say, but do you know what I mean? I worked for a brief time as a medical translator for a physician friend of mine in Mexico. I really struggled, because I could read and understand the English, or I could read and understand things in Spanish. I just had a hard time going back and forth.
Anyhow, if you're anything like me, I would say, study in English and you'll do better on the test. Of course, if every bilingual person were like me, we wouldn't have too many translators in the world
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