I’m in highschool, and the spanish teacher quit. I need to take spanish 3, but there’s no teacher to help me.
http://www.ielanguages.com/spanish1.html
Ok so I want to learn spanish but cant find any good books or videos. What is the best video or book to help learn spanish from english. Thanks.
I use Rosetta Stone which is a CD that shows you simple pictures like girl, boy, cat, dog, and etc. Then it says a word out loudd in spanish and you have to match it with the picture. It’s really easy and you can learn a lot from it. Or you can use the text & work book for Glencoe that isn’t as easy, but it has a lot of pictures which makes it fun. Hope this helps!
I’m currently in spanish 2 at school and would like to know if there was an easier way to learn spanish along with school. I heard looking at spanish news. With all the verbs and parts of speech, how did you all learn to speak it fluently, and how long did it take?
What grade are you in. If you are college level, apply to a Spanish University and do immersion program.
http://spanishandfun.com/standard_immersion.php
http://www.spanishabroad.com/marius.htm
Not only will you learn but actually live in the culture.
I am interested in learning Spanish fast because I have signed up for a Spanish class for next year. I want an easy and effective way to learn Spanish fast so that I can be top of the class next year. I am okay with buying something, but the cost should be affordable. Thanks for any suggestions.
This is a good website to learn Spanish from: http://linkb.com/F09DZ
I want to learn spanish but I’ve come across lessons online that seems to mix up words. So my real question is how do I look up Mexican Spanish rather than Spain Spanish when looking for lessons online? I want to be able to speak the local second language of my area or am I doing all of this for naught?.
I understand exactly what you mean. Each country has there way of saying things.
For example in Mexico: transfer – trasladar, traslado, transferencia, traspaso, transferible, transito, transmision, transbordo.
transfer – traslado: to move, of employee, department etc.
transfer – transferencia: of money, funds
transfer – traspaso: footballer
transfer – trasbordar: from plane to plane
and there are many more. So I guess you just have to becareful with the definition that you need.
