I would like to learn Spanish and am currently looking for the most effective way to do this. ?

Question

I'm looking for an effective program that would allow me to learn Spanish relatively easily and I need stretch a small budget. Latin American Spanish will be most useful. Any suggestions?

Thanks-

Answer 1

Try this website:

http://www.mansionspanish.com

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Answer 2

well i suggest you go to a community college or something and take classes.. also surround yourself with spanish .. like try to watch the news in spanish or listen to spanish music.. once you actually stant to learn spanish  the news and music with contribute greatly

Answer 3

Try the podcast Coffee Break Spanish. It's a great, effective way of learning the language!

Answer 4

I use this website everyday. They recorded the most common phrases that natives use from day to day experiences (i.e. school, home, family, work, friends).

I was able to learn fast because everybody uses these phrases and I was able to recognize them, and respond. They do have some grammar explanations if that what you're looking for too.

Here it is:

Answer 5

Latin American Spanish it's called Castellano, and it includes a plethora of variations on spanish language, either the accent or writing. It's better you take lessons on spanish spoken in Spain, which is the main reference for that language, so far as I know.

It'll be very useful watch cable TV or so, like CNN in español, they speak a relatively correct spanish, with minor accents here and there. Talk with educated/literate persons, avoiding the ghetto language full of slangs and linguistic bad habits, sometimes called spanglish.

Naturally, read as much as possible newspapers, magazines, comics and so on.

Good luck.

Answer 6

At my site http://learnalanguageonline.info/ there is a software called Rocket Spanish that you can get a Free E-Course with! It includes interactive audio lessons, fun games with vocabulary and grammar.  

Answer 7

"Latin American Spanish will be most useful." The only correct one is Spain Spanish. Latin American Spanish is full of English words, it's almost Spanglish. Learning that slang can't be called knowledge, believe me.