mandybeach2004 asked:


I want to learn spanish because my boyfriend is Columbian, and also because I would like to be able to do business with spanish speaking people. Where/how is the fastest way to do this? I’m really good at learning languages. I Aced Spanish in Highschool, but I don’t remember that much. I practice with my boyfriend, and try to learn, but it’s easier in a school environment with a textbook and a teacher.

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Danzi asked:


I’m without a job or a car, so thought learning Spanish until I get a job (and car) would be a profitable use of my time.

Can buy a computer program and get materials from the library.

Any recommendations on the best software? Any other tips for making the best use of this time?
By the way, it doesn’t need to be computer software. If you think a certain school-based study program, some audio program, or something else is the best choice, I’m fine with that. But I can’t really afford more than one language software/program/etc.

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Billyhr2 asked:


What is the best program, either written, computer, audio, or any combination of those three, that is currently in the best in learning Spanish? (maybe I should learn English better to prevent run-on sentences).

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Maduranga asked:


I like to learn Spanish guitar. but i dont have learnt the basic chords of the guitar. but i have learnt music by learning piano.

how could i make my way to Spanish guitar music?

thanks in advance!

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Joshua asked:


I’m taking Spanish in college, but my teacher ***** at teaching. I wanted to know if the Rosetta Stone would be a good way of learning so I can pass and get my college credits. I really want to learn Spanish, but my teacher isn’t a very good teacher, he just has us singing these stupid songs in Spanish and then he starts talking to us in Spanish but he never says what the hell he is saying. I can’t learn and pass unless this idiot translates. So is the Rosetta Stone good or not?

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