podcast #1, introduction to Trying to Learn Spanish
This is the link(1) to the first podcast.
Click on it to listen, or download and save.
to get automatically with your RSS downloader (such as iPodderX), set feed to:
http://feeds.feedburner.com/TryingToLearnSpanishPodcast
Please comment on this web site:
or email me at: learningspanish@gmail.com
posted by Rich @ 5:31 PM
10 comments
10 Comments:
Sounds interesting, I'm ready for some reviews!
Rich -- in my search for a reasonably priced version of Pimsleur's Spanish II (I'm almost "finished with Spanish I) I came across your blog. I believe the Pimsleur approach makes sense, at least for me, because I don't at my age of 61 have the patience to book-learn. Do you have an opion on Pimsleur's approach? Also, you must be very humble since after 4 yrs of study, as described in your podcast (what's a podcast) you must be fairly fluent. I look forward to communicating with you.
Ted, I need your email address to communicate with you. Please send me an email at:
learningspanish@gmail.com
Looking forward to hearing from you - Rich
Rich, I listened to your 1st podcast this morning and enjoyed it. I have been thinking about how I could learn spanish in my spare time and your experience and knowledge will be a great benefit to me. Thank you for establishing this blog and podcast. Congratulations on your blog and podcast!
Rich
I just listened to your first podcast. Before adding any real comments, I´m first going to listen to the other 6 installments. But I sincerely want to thank you, up front, for the contribution you are making.
Rich,
I have recently decided to make an effort to learn Spanish.
I was delighted to find your blog and podcasts - it looks like just the kind of resource that I was hoping for and a good example of how these new technologies can be used for education.
Thanks very much for your efforts.
I look forward to the rest of the podcasts.
Get to the point. It is frustrating to hear you repeat the same point over and over.
I am currently using a podcast called 'coffee break Spanish', it’s free on i Tunes and in my opinion is excellent! It's really easy and fun and I am already starting to feel more comfortable speaking and understanding Spanish. One small downside is that its focus lies on Spain rather than Latin America so the accents can be slightly different. Other than that it’s great!
Great tips for beginners are available at http://www.topspanishtips.weebly.com . I would especially recommend Spanish Dict and Real Spanish for practice and as a comprehensive beginner's course Rocket Spanish from
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I like how the lessons are arranged here, so its like level by level. If your ready to continue with the lessons you can move up to further lessons. Another great thing is I can listen to it anytime if i want to. Truly a great way to learn Spanish online.
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