The average rating for The Complete Idiot's Guide to Spanish: Program 1 based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.
Review # 1 was written on 2013-07-05 00:00:00 Max Allen I've read a handful of José MartÃ's poems in the past (particularly those depicting his love of country and fight for independence), quoted a great deal of them in several of my Facebook posts, even loved and gotten heartbroken at the same time by a particular poem he wrote for his Guatemalan muse.. His poetry is vivid and truthful, and resonates deeply with my progressive soul. Some favorites: Do not put me in the dark To die like a traitor; I am good, and like a good thing I will die with my face to the sun! -"Verse XXIII" When weighed by the cross, a man Resolves to die for the right; He does all the good he can, And returns bathed in the light. -"Verse XXVI" |
Review # 2 was written on 2016-10-16 00:00:00 David Hunt This poem is great but the translation often fails to capture the sense of the original as well as sticking slavishly to a maladroit rhyme scheme. For that I have given this book four and not five stars, since those who can read the original can ignore the nefas on the opposite page. |
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