sweet sensation
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Lol! That would probably put me off too! I still havent sorted some cds out, need to get on the case really!
Teach Yourself Spanish CDs
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Lol! That would probably put me off too! I still havent sorted some cds out, need to get on the case really!
Try Rosetta Stone - I found them very good. They do reading, writing, listening and speaking.
Spanish comes in 3 parts, Level 1,2 & 3.
Can be found here, http://www.rosettastone.com/en/individuals/languages/spanish-spain/ but if you don't want to spend £350 then there are other options......
Spanish comes in 3 parts, Level 1,2 & 3.
Can be found here, http://www.rosettastone.com/en/individuals/languages/spanish-spain/ but if you don't want to spend £350 then there are other options......
Lol! That would probably put me off too! I still havent sorted some cds out, need to get on the case really!
I can't remember any eating noises!!!
Michel is your man
rosswilliams
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Maybe it was his false teeth slipping out or something lol. Maybe just my mind playing tricks on me.....more than likely!
it's free and they work quite well. so long as you don't mind learning from a guy with an American accent. these are same courses American diplomats use.
http://www.fsi-language-courses.net/
http://www.fsi-language-courses.net/
sweet sensation
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Yes. It also comes with PDF versions of the workbook. You are supposed to print it up and follow along.
I'm currently learning Italian just now...pretty difficult! Using the 'teach yourself' CD and books. Anyone else tried these? They seem quite good actually.
Guess I'm quite lucky as well; my girlfriend is Italian and also speaks fluent English, French and Spanish
'''Puo consegnare il vino per favore'''.....can you please deliver the wine
Guess I'm quite lucky as well; my girlfriend is Italian and also speaks fluent English, French and Spanish
'''Puo consegnare il vino per favore'''.....can you please deliver the wine
sweet sensation
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Bringing this back cos I have just started using my michel thomas cds again and am quite surpirised how much it is coming back to me!
...but wanted to know if just using the cds is enough to get you work that requires spanish or do you need to be able to write it really well too?
also reading that thread that you posted about spanish tv on sky, do you or anyone know what channel is spanish on sky, especially ones suitable for kids?
going to evening classes is by far the best way to do it - bar living in the host country! local colleges, universities, etc will all provide spanish classes.
have a look here, http://www.spotlight-forums.com/showthread.php?t=41272
...but wanted to know if just using the cds is enough to get you work that requires spanish or do you need to be able to write it really well too?
also reading that thread that you posted about spanish tv on sky, do you or anyone know what channel is spanish on sky, especially ones suitable for kids?
Bringing this back cos I have just started using my michel thomas cds again and am quite surpirised how much it is coming back to me!
...but wanted to know if just using the cds is enough to get you work that requires spanish or do you need to be able to write it really well too?
also reading that thread that you posted about spanish tv on sky, do you or anyone know what channel is spanish on sky, especially ones suitable for kids?
check your dvd's and see if the have Spanish as an option? If so use English subtitles