French dictionary

By ckh26
January 23, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted January 23, 2016

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Posted January 23, 2016

Clearing out my bookshelves and found my old Collins Robert French/English dictionary - it's a 1987 edition (ISBN 0-00-433451-5), comprehensive (460,000 words) and definitely not pocket-sized, but would be good and still relevant for anyone learning the language - it has useful verb tables too. Offering free to a good home, although I'm currently raising funds for the British Heart Foundation London-Brighton cycle race, so will welcome donations on discretion.

Thanks / merci beaucoup!

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