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_sophie_ | 18:09 Mon 28th Jun 2010 | Travel
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I really need to learn Spanish over the summer. I am doing it as (hopefully) a crash Higher or if not an Intermediate 2 and all I'm doing in class is learning the tenses which to be frank, I don't need to know for the exam. I need to learn loads of vocabulary as I really don't know any.
Can anyone recommend websites to help me with this?
Thanks!
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Try RosettaStone website
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why don't you try the Michel Thomas CDs - he's excellent. Not cheap, but really good.
Hi sophie, I have the Michel Thomas course and find it great. He takes a bit of getting used to but after couple of hours you get used to his accent.
well good luck sophie, i´ve been living in spain for 4 years now, and still cant speak spanish. i have lots of vocab, but sh1t pronunciation. plus i cant interract with people. as i either dont understand what they are saying or cant put together a 1/2 decent sentence. but i will look at the suggestions put forward

saludos y bueno suerte
I'm using Rosetta Stone to learn Italian. I'm finding it really good.
I really want to learn spanish and was given rosetta stone for my birthday in December but I still haven't even started it. How do you get the willpower with these CD courses?
Prudie,
keep the lessons short. Maybe 10 minutes, or so, to start. Any longer and the attention starts to drift away.
You need to get off Answerbank and do something useful with your life.
Well I was waiting for a response like that and I'd have placed a bet it might come from you!
Thanks Sandy, because I'm also being nagged by the person who gave it to me it has developed into a millstone round my neck!
You don't need to learn another language. Speak English - but LOUDER!!
Prudie - I'm motivated by the fact that we're going to Italy for our holidays this summer. I try to do a little bit each night, the lessons are in 10 or 15 minute bites, so they're not too long, but I usually get quite into it and can easily do 30-60 minutes. You can go back over previous lessons if you're not sure about something or just want to improve your score. I was never very good at languages at school, and I do find that I 'get it' about 2 or 3 stages later! So I sometimes go back over the older stuff. I am enjoying doing it, and have already found it useful when I was checking some things out over t'internet for the holiday and understood things I wouldn't have had a clue about before.

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