The Pocket lnterpreter CHINESE(旅遊會話)(附盤)（簡體書）

A common malady of visitors to China is instantilliteracy. In China, familiar signs in Englishare rare. Even the independent spirit soon learnsthat without language skills one requires help to engage in the most basic activities. The Pocket Interpreter makes it possible for adventurers to enjoy some rewarding experiences on their own.
In a bright, easy format with humorous drawings for popular expressions, The Pocket Interpreter is a quick cure for language woes in China.

Introduction
Pronunciation Guide
1: Essentials
22 Sentence Patterns
Self-introduction
　Courtesies
　Key Phrases
　Bridging the Gap
　Emergencies
　Signs
2: Travel
　Asking for Information
　Identification
　Booking a Ticket
　Waiting to Board
　All Aboard
　Baggage Claim
　Customs
　Signs
3: Local Transport
　Getting Set
　Taking a Taxi
　Hiring a Car
　Going by Bus
　Riding the Subway
　On Foot
　Renting a Bike
　Signs
4: Hotel
　Checking In
　Checking Out
　Service Inquiries
　Problems in the Room
　Housekeeping
　Laundry
　Making a Phone Call
　The Foreign Exchange Desk
　The Post Office
　Faxes
　The Barbershop
　Signs
5: Friends
　Opening Lines
　Talk About the Weather
　Talk About Family
　Talk About Work
　Talk About Hobbies
　Talk About Politics
　Saying Good-bye
　Signs
6: Food
　Eating on the Run
　Finding a Place to Eat
　Making Reservations
　Getting a Table
　Ordering
　During the Meal
　Ending the Meal
　Signs
7：Sightseeing
8: Shopping
9: Entertainment
10: Health
English-Chinese Dictionary
Chinese-English Supplement
Appendices