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Lonely Planet Ukrainian Phrasebook & Dictionary, Marko Pavlyshyn

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Lonely Planet Ukrainian Phrasebook & Dictionary, Marko Pavlyshyn

Name: Lonely Planet Ukrainian Phrasebook & Dictionary, Marko Pavlyshyn
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Catalogue NoteA pristine copy of the fourth edition of Lonely Planet's Ukrainian Phrasebook & Dictionary. This pocket-sized travel essential provides a comprehensive toolset for navigating the Ukrainian language and culture, complete with a 3,500-word two-way dictionary, a Cyrillic alphabet guide, and practical conversational shortcuts.

With Lonely Planet's Ukrainian Phrasebook, let no barriers—language or culture—get in your way. Whether you are exploring the pulsating heart of Lviv, taking in the holy monastery of Kyevo-Pecherska Lavra in Kyiv, or hiking and skiing in the Carpathian National Nature Park, this guide offers a comprehensive mix of practical and social words and phrases. It features a menu decoder, essential tips on culture and manners, shortcuts for key phrases, and a two-way dictionary to help engage with locals and guarantee an enriched travel experience.

ISBN: 9781743211854

Book Condition: New

Book Authors: Marko Pavlyshyn

Book Publisher: Lonely Planet

Book Language: en

Narrative Type: Non-Fiction

Genre: Travel, Exploration & Adventure

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Book Pages: 292

Book Publication Year: 2014

Book Publication Date: May 1, 2014

Book Binding: Paperback

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