I’d like to learn spanish. Is there any CD’s or DVDs out there that would help me ? Or what has helped you learn Spanish?
use this website http://www.livemocha.com/ it’s free…. you can learn whatever language you want, other members can help correct your work plus you can chat to other people in the language you are learning to help…. doing this and just looking up the verb forms and vocublary online has helped me but i find it kind of boring to learn on my own and start to loose motivation so i think taking a course is a good way to keep it fun and interesting.
I am planning to use my last few weeks of holiday wisely and learn something I havent wanted to do for years, learn Spanish, what would be the best way to learn a fair amount by 3-4 weeks time ?
Thanks : )
Going to a country where Spanish is the official language.
My Little Brother and Boyfriend Speak to Each Other in Spanish and I have No Clue What They are Saying. I have Decided That I Want to Learn the Language Because 1) To Know Whats Being Said About Me. 2) My Boyfriend Thinks its Hot to Be Bilingual (Soooo True)
But I Have a Problem. I Cant Find Any Websites That are Free. I Dont have Money to Spend. Not Even a Little. Does Anyone Know Where I Can Learn for Free?
Check out http://muchogusto.webnode.com . It’s all free.
I am learning spanish but would like to know what language next to spanish would be essential to learn in the travel/hospitality industry.
I agree with Gervasio. It definitely depends on what are you plan on working in. If you are going to work in an area which is heavily visited by people from French, then French would be good. Or if it’s visited by more Germans, then German (although the majority of them speak very good English). An Asian language (Japanese, Chinese dialect, Korean) would probably be another good idea because they often vacation in English-speaking areas.
Or I guess download would work just as well. I am going to Nicaragua in January and want to bone up. i have spoken the language before but forgot most of it.
You could try Youtube. I have done that. But be aware: what the, mainly US teachers, try to pass off as Spanish there is HEAVILY accented at best.
I agree with the other respondent. Try Spanish, or Nicaraguan websites etc.
Hasta la vista!
