Multi-Lingual Phrase Passport for Gluten and Allergen Free Travel
Part of the Award-Winning Let's Eat Out! Series
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Health, Ailments & Diseases, Allergies, Travel, Lodging & Restaurant Guides, Restaurants, Healthy Living
| Author: | Kim Koeller, Robert La France | ISBN: | 9780615344492 |
| Publisher: | Gluten Free Passport | Publication: | February 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Gluten Free Passport | Language: | English |
| Author: | Kim Koeller, Robert La France |
| ISBN: | 9780615344492 |
| Publisher: | Gluten Free Passport |
| Publication: | February 1, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Gluten Free Passport |
| Language: | English |
As part of the internationally acclaimed Let's Eat Out! series, the award winning Multi-Lingual Phrase Passport for Gluten and Allergen Free Travel provides 1200-plus phrases integral to international travel while managing celiac / coeliac, food allergies and special diets.
These phrases have been translated from the English language into French, German, Italian and Spanish by a professional technical translation service. Quality assurance testing was conducted with native speakers of each language to ensure phrase accuracy and applicability based upon contemporary cultural idioms.
These phrases include a variety of concerns you may need to communicate while traveling in a foreign language speaking country. These include: dining requests, ingredients, food preparation, techniques, breakfast dishes, health statements and specific products.
Even if you do not know how to pronounce these words, the format is designed so that you may refer to these phrases when scanning a menu and point directly to the guide to express your request.
These phrases have been translated from the English language into French, German, Italian and Spanish by a professional technical translation service. Quality assurance testing was conducted with native speakers of each language to ensure phrase accuracy and applicability based upon contemporary cultural idioms.
These phrases include a variety of concerns you may need to communicate while traveling in a foreign language speaking country. These include: dining requests, ingredients, food preparation, techniques, breakfast dishes, health statements and specific products.
Even if you do not know how to pronounce these words, the format is designed so that you may refer to these phrases when scanning a menu and point directly to the guide to express your request.
As part of the internationally acclaimed Let's Eat Out! series, the award winning Multi-Lingual Phrase Passport for Gluten and Allergen Free Travel provides 1200-plus phrases integral to international travel while managing celiac / coeliac, food allergies and special diets.
These phrases have been translated from the English language into French, German, Italian and Spanish by a professional technical translation service. Quality assurance testing was conducted with native speakers of each language to ensure phrase accuracy and applicability based upon contemporary cultural idioms.
These phrases include a variety of concerns you may need to communicate while traveling in a foreign language speaking country. These include: dining requests, ingredients, food preparation, techniques, breakfast dishes, health statements and specific products.
Even if you do not know how to pronounce these words, the format is designed so that you may refer to these phrases when scanning a menu and point directly to the guide to express your request.
These phrases have been translated from the English language into French, German, Italian and Spanish by a professional technical translation service. Quality assurance testing was conducted with native speakers of each language to ensure phrase accuracy and applicability based upon contemporary cultural idioms.
These phrases include a variety of concerns you may need to communicate while traveling in a foreign language speaking country. These include: dining requests, ingredients, food preparation, techniques, breakfast dishes, health statements and specific products.
Even if you do not know how to pronounce these words, the format is designed so that you may refer to these phrases when scanning a menu and point directly to the guide to express your request.
