Learn Spanish for Beginners
As a beginner it can seem quite a daunting task to learn the entire Spanish language. Imagining just how many different words there are, and how many forms of each of those words, can have a tendency to make anyone’s head spin. This is the main reason there are so many beginner courses for Spanish. Whether choosing a [...]
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Reasons to Learn Spanish
In the world we currently live in, it makes such a difference to know a secondary language like Spanish. Having the ability to correspond with people that don’t speak English is a quality that many companies are looking for. Speaking Spanish also makes it possible to take vacations in destinations that would be very uncomfortable [...]
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Spanish Language Tips
Spanish in the native language for over 332,000,000 (Three Hundred Thirty Two Million) people worldwide. It is the official language of Spain, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and Venezuela. The language is also widely spoken in other [...]
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Tips on Learning Spanish
Trying to learn to speak Spanish after only speaking English for so many years is not always an easy task. For the vast majority of those out there, just the thought of trying to put everything they know into an entirely new language is somewhat unnerving. Often times, though, those people simply don’t realize how much [...]
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How to Learn to Speak Spanish
Do you want to learn how to speak Spanish?
We take a look at a course that claims to teach you to speak Spanish in just 3 months and find out how good it really is.
Many Spanish language courses have been developed on the principal that the best way for a student to learn Spanish is to teach the “correct” version of that language. Many languages have a body that acts as a guardian to correct useage such as the Real Academia de la Lengua Espanola in Madrid, Spain, which makes decisions about what words and grammar may be used in “correct” Spanish.
The problem with this whole philosophy is that languages naturally evolve to their local environment and so Latin American Spanish has distinct differences to that spoken in Spain.
What’s different about this course? How will it help me learn Spanish?
Learning Spanish Like Crazy was specifically designed to overcome this problem and puts a different emphasis on the process to learn Spanish. The course, which is aimed at beginners and intermediate level concentrates on:
- Speaking and hearing the language, rather than reading – this gives you the ability to hold a conversation in Spanish much faster than other methods and is how you learned to speak English.
- Latin American pronunciation – in Spain the sounds are quite different to Latin American Spanish and will sound unfamiliar to you when speaking with Latin Americans.
- “Street” Spanish – the words and phrases that people educated at college actually use, rather than the “correct” Spanish taught in many other courses and the Real Academia de la Lengua Espanola.
Is this course right for you?
As with so many things in life, the answer to this is – it depends.
- Yes – if your aim to learn Spanish language is so you can talk with Latin Americans because of work or socially then this approach will clearly give you an advantage, as it will if you are planning a trip to South America, Mexico or the Caribbean.
- No – if your aim is not to learn to speak Spanish but to improve grammar, reading skills or you will be visiting Spain then probably you should look elsewhere. Although there will be some benefit in Learning Spanish Like Crazy there are other language courses that cover your specific requirements better.
Ordering details
Learning Spanish Like Crazy is available either as an instant download or on CD from the company website.
- At $97 the Learning Spanish Like Crazy online version is much cheaper that the CD due to the elimination of most of the costs of production and delivery. As well as the better price, you can also start to learn Spanish within a couple minutes of ordering.
- The price of the CD version is much higher. However, additional course materials are provided and so you may find the additional expense is more than justified.
- The product is provided with a comprehensive 60 day money back guarantee – if you don’t like it you can get your money back, which makes the purchase decision pretty much risk free.
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Learn Spanish CD or Downloadable Audio Course
Do you want to speak Spanish? Study in the comfort of your own home and get fast results – we show you how with a learn Spanish CD or downloadable audio course.
One of the great benefits of digital audio has been the ease in which hours of of Spanish are available for you to study Spanish either at home or even while on the commute to work.
While audio courses were traditionally delivered on cassette tape, they quickly embraced CD when it became popular and now you have the choice of either CD or mp3. The latter is probably more convenient if you’re traveling, because you can load the lessons onto your iPod or mp3 player, but on the other hand with a CD you do have a physical product – the advantages of either are entirely down to your own preferences and CD audio can be copied to mp3 if you prefer the flexibility of having both.
While immersing yourself in a Spanish speaking country is definitely the best way to learn Spanish that isn’t a viable option for most of us; family, friends and work may all conspire against us living in another country for a month or two, but by chosing the right learn Spanish CD or mp3 course you can simulate the immersive environment and at least have the benefit of hearing native speakers.
Learning Spanish Like Crazy was specifically designed to attempt this based on the author’s own frustrations when trying to speak Spanish. Finding that what he had learned in class often didn’t match how people actually speak Spanish in every day situations Patrick Jackson decided that the answer lay in designing his own three month course that really gets you speaking Spanish in a way that you will understand and be understood in Latin American countries.
The good news is that this course is available both as a learn Spanish CD course on as a downloadable Spanish course, giving you the opportunity to select the option that is best for you. By focusing on speaking Spanish rather than spending too much time on grammar that you’ll never use the course will be you speaking Spanish in no time at all and the best news is that it has a money back guarantee.
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Learn Spanish – Common spanish phrases for Materials
Learn Spanish – Common spanish phrases for Materials This is one of the bonus free learning Spanish language videos that you will receive just by visiting www.learningspanishlikecrazy.com and subscribing to the Learning Spanish Like Crazy newsletter. This video covers basic and common Materials spanish words and phrases.
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Why is learning Spanish so important?
Learning a foreign language, like Spanish, is becoming much more of a necessity in today’s society. Learning Spanish is easier and more enjoyable than ever with audio courses, online courses, study abroad, and intensive language courses.
Following are just some of the many reasons learning Spanish will benefit you and enrich your life:
More than 400 million people speak Spanish worldwide — By learning Spanish, you’ll be better able to communicate with Spanish speakers who don’t speak English. Whether you travel abroad or within the United States, you’ll likely run into more than one situation that will require you to know at least basic Spanish.
Spanish speaking countries include Argentina, Belize, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Democratic Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Spain, Uruguay and Venezuela.
More than 33 million people in America speak Spanish — That makes the United States fifth on the list of countries with the most Spanish-speaking people. Spanish is also one of the most commonly spoken languages in the world, behind Chinese, English and Hindustani. Undoubtedly, at some point during your life, you’re going to find that knowing Spanish is extremely valuable.
More than 1000 Spanish-speaking immigrants come to the United States every day — That means the country gains at least 365,000 new Spanish-speaking residents each year.
Knowing Spanish enhances your resume — Employers love applicants that have fluency (or even moderate fluency) in a foreign language. Having the ability to speak Spanish will allow you to communicate with Spanish-speaking employees. If no one else at the company speaks Spanish, you’ll be even more valuable. If you’ve ever searched through the classifieds, you’ve likely run across an ad that states, “Must speak English and Spanish.”
If you want to continue your education, you’ll need to take foreign language classes — Most colleges require that undergraduate students take at least two semesters of a foreign language. If you have your eyes on graduate school, you should know that many require students to be able to read and comprehend one, and sometimes two, foreign languages. Getting a jump-start on learning Spanish will definitely pay off later, especially if you’re continuing your education.
If you love to travel, you’ll have even more fun if you go to a Spanish speaking country — Of course, you don’t need to know Spanish, or any other foreign language, for that matter, to travel overseas, but you’ll find it really enhances your experience to know the language. In fact, even if you don’t go to a Spanish speaking country, you’ll still find that knowing Spanish is an asset. Let’s say you go to Paris or Rome. More likely than not, you’ll run into Europeans who don’t speak English, but speak several other languages, and you’ll be able to use your Spanish.
Spanish is a romance language, which means if you’re in France or Italy, for example, you’ll have an easier time deciphering the language because they’re similar.
Learning a foreign language actually helps keep your memory sharp — As we grow older, our memory begins to fade. In fact, an article published by the AARP (American Association of Retired People) states, “Mastering activities you’ve have not done before, such as playing the piano or learning a foreign language, stimulates neuron activity. For best results, remember this: People exposed to positive reinforcement before completing memory exercises scored well above others exposed to negative reinforcement in a study led by Thomas Hess, a North Carolina State Univ. psychologist.”
These are only a few of the many reasons you’ll benefit from learning Spanish. You probably have a few of your own. Whatever the reason, you’ll find that learning Spanish is not only fun, but it enriches your experiences, whether at work or while traveling.
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Dorioara Pinku
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