Learning a new language

[terrible one]

My plan is to learn Spanish this summer. I’ve taken it in HS and college and I know some stuff to get around but I’d like to get fluent.
I have a two hour drive to work that I’d love to listen to something and learn instead of just zoning out on music.
Any suggestions? What’s worked for you guys?

thanks for the help

 

[Stanley]

I think the better programs for learning a language are interactive. I was using the duolingo app and it was pretty neat. It was kind of like Rosetta Stone.

 

[DRTYAPE_SRT]

6:48 but the whole thing is pretty good.

 

[lilcoop03]

When I read the thread title, immediately in my head I heard the ad for the babble app..

A chick says, "chirp chirp". That sounds like a loooww smoke detector battery. In Spanish, we say "pio pio" haha

 

[Double"O"]

I want something I can while l drive

 

[Machdup1]

Do the normal training (duo lingo, Rosetta Stone) the watch Spanish TV and radio. Then be outgoing and just try and speak to Spanish speakers.

If you want some motivation, check out the Mouse’s channel:

laoshu505000

 

[nxhappy]

just move to Kalifornia, EVERYONE speaks spanish hahahqaha

 

[terrible one]

just move to Kalifornia, EVERYONE speaks spanish hahahqaha

haha I’m already here, I’m behind the curve!

 

[nxhappy]

haha I’m already here, I’m behind the curve!

so THAT'S why you're learning Spanish LOL ....good luck to you good sir

 

[BigPoppa]

Me inclino español de Duolingo

 

[HISSMAN]

Immersion is the best method.