| | |  | International Keyboards & Stickers | Home » » KBFS20EVBL - Kitchen-Aid KBFS20EVBL Refrigerator-- Counter Depth - 10047 | | | | | | | Description: | | Product name Kitchen-Aid Refrigerator-- Counter Depth Refrigerator TypeBottom FreezerTotal Capacity20.0 Cubic Feet Total CapacityFresh Food Capacity14.5 Cubic Feet Fresh Food CapacityFreezer Capacity5.5 Cubic Feet Frozen Food CapacityDefrost TypeFrost FreeColorBlackDispenserInternal Water Dispenser with FilterInterior Shelf TypeSpill Proof Glass ShelvesDeep Door StorageAdjustable Gallon Door StorageCrisper Drawer Type2 Humidity Controlled CrispersMeat Storage BinSealed Meat/Deli DrawerIce MakerFactory Installed Ice MakerSoda Can OrganizerSoda Can RackFreezer Storage Baskets2 Freezer Slide-Out Storage BasketsDoor SwingFrench 3 Door - Not ReversibleEnergy Star CompliantMeets Energy Star RequirementsCounter DepthYesOther Features Counter Depth Dimensions35.6(w) X 69.7(h) X 29.2(d)Shipping Weight250 lbs | | | Product Details: | | | Product Weight:
| 1.5 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 4 reviews |
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5 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Instant Immersion Arabic 8 CDs Needs a Text to followAug 04, 2007
By Jeb
Would have given 5 stars if there had been an accompanying text with verbatim written Arabic words and English pronunciation for each lesson. Not all of us are strong audio learners. I am interactive learner and would have learned significantly more and faster with a corresponding book to see and follow along with. Also, when I had a question I could quickly find where to read and listen. The publisher needs to make this change immediately and this will be a 5 star plus product!
Detailed but boring!Feb 13, 2009
By J. P. Jones
"Lost_Philologist"
in line with pimsleur "repeat after me" methodology... lots of good info but very dry and boring to listen too... once again... If only Michel Thomas would do more langauges!
2 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 UselessApr 03, 2009
By Katydid
I didn't get very far with this cd series so my review will not be very thorough or technical. But what I would have wanted to know before I made my purchase, is that it is a very regional dialect that is spoken in this cd set (Lebanese, Syrian, Palestinian dialect). Which is fine if that is what you need, but since my husband is Egyptian, I would like to be able to communicate with him and his family in their own dialect. It was actually pretty comical listening to the first cd with him because he kept saying, "What? No, we say it this way..." until we just turned it off.
The Egyptian dialect is also more widely recognized throughout the Arab world since Egyptian movies, music, etc. are a big part of Middle Eastern popular culture - so even if you don't have Egyptian family, I think that it would not make sense to learn the spoken Arabic with this dialect - it's difficult enough already!
4 of 9 found the following review helpful:
 Arabic Immersion and Alphabet ProgramsOct 06, 2005
By Brian E. Opean
Very good programs. Recommend converting the audio to MP3 Format for an MP3 Format or playing the CD's in a CD Player.
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