input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Yes, ofcource I can recommend this product to a begginner(should atleast know how to prononce a letter/word) in Dutch language.The speciality of this book is that you can learn Dutch language by practising the sample sentences and phrases given in the book.It also includes the commonly used words in our daily life with the explanation of different rules for framing a sentence in Dutch.The only problem that I faced was the unavialability of a CD/mp3 to listen to the words and sentences gien in the book. That why I mensioned in the begging that the begginner should atleast know how to pronunce a letter in Dutch.Overall I evaluate it as a good product and true value for money.Thanks and regards,prasanth Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Apparently this woman just likes to brag. About her worldy champagne drinking job, her life in the french country side, her self proclaimed wonderful story telling abiliby, her penthouse apartment (we get it). It seems like she wrote this book for vain middle aged america women who want to be worldly but arent but not before letting you know that all french people are born better than you and being American is like something she pitys you for. Unless you are some bragadocious wannabe socialite who can afford this unrealistic devotion of time and money skip this book. To me it is hard, and frankly, impossible to follow this plan if you live in most places in this country. You are better off reading Bob Greene's Best Life. There are the exact same tips minus the snobbery of proclaiming being French is somehow better than anything. I just rolled my eyes at half the things coming out of this women's mouth. This book is pure fantasy. Answer:
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input:  Now, answer this question: Based on this review, would the user recommend this product? === Review: Uninteresting personal soap opera on the road. Neurotic, easy city girl goes travelling. Yawn. The worse is her writing style. She has none. It's throw up on a page. No substance at all. You want to read some REAL travel adventures. Pick up Paul Bowles - a true writer. Save this book for the fire place. Answer:
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