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Summary:
Making Out in English offers an invaluable introduction to colloquial English as it's really spoken between friends and acquaintances-a must for Japanese speakers who want to speak and sound like a native English speaker. This phrase book is perfect for everyday use.
Notes:
Description based on print version record.
Contents:
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Cover; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Chapter1: Getting to Know You; Chapter2: Fun and Games; Chapter3: Eating Out; Chapter4: Night Clubbing; Chapter5: Sweet Talk / Pillow Talk; Chapter6: Making Love; Chapter7: Love and Marriage; Chapter8: I'm Pregnant!; Chapter9: Health; Chapter10: Curses and Insults; Chapter11: Lover's Arguments; Chapter12: Making Excuses; Chapter13: Breaking Up!; Chapter14: Mobile Talk; Chapter15: Internet Chatting; Chapter16: Office Chatter; Back Cover.
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