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| Cunning Linguists Languages and their use. What languages do you speak and why? What do words really mean? Can you say things in one language that you can't say in another? Should there be a national language? How many languages should a person know and what are they? |
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#1
 2007-12-20, 00:31
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Phantom_X 
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interested in learning Spanish
for a while now ive been really interested in learning Spanish
But i really dont want to be spending a lot of money on like tapes and stuff seeing as i dont have a lot and have to budget.
I was wondering if you guys know any websites with like spanish tutorials or soemthing. lessons e.t.c
I dont really know where to begin either so that would help
My aim is to be able to speak Spanish to a fairly fluent level in like 2-3 years when im applying for colleges and stuff.
so can you guys please recommend me websites that will allow me to learn spanish like this ?
thanks x
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#2
 2007-12-24, 18:23
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Crack Man 
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Re: interested in learning Spanish
Spanish is one of the easiest languages to learn from what i heard.
Try this for more info:
http://how-to-learn-any-language.com/e/languages/spanish/index.html
and here are some free programs:
http://www.freelanguagecourses.com/category/language/spanish/
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#3
 2007-12-24, 23:05
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PinkFloyd830 
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Re: interested in learning Spanish
If you are in high school obviously the absolute best place to learn Spanish is taking Spanish classes, if available.
one of the best programs out there to learn Spanish is Rosetta Stone and you can get that off of various torrent sites, otherwise it cost a fuckton
It's fun to talk to Mexicans, you should deffinetly learn spanish, it's crazy.
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#4
 2007-12-30, 04:20
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darkmasta 
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Re: interested in learning Spanish
Yo soy joto = Hello, how are you doing
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#5
 2007-12-30, 20:22
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Without Trying 
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Re: interested in learning Spanish
pinche pendejo - no thank you, I'm full.
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#6
 2008-01-14, 08:34
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Re: interested in learning Spanish
Take classes and surround yourself with the language.
Once you have a decent grasp on the language, I'd recommend watching latino or hispanic televion channels and trying to piece together what's going on.
If you're given the opportunity, study abroad in a Spanish-speaking country. I've had several friends that did this and said it helped them improve immensely, as well as being a great experience. More and more public high schools have an international studies program, and I've not heard of a college or university that doesn't. You can get scholarship for that, too.
And last but not least- get Rosetta Stone.
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#7
 2008-01-22, 08:13
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anonymouscallerxx 
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Re: interested in learning Spanish
Oh, don't worry. Compared to other languages, Spanish is a fairly easy language to learn, as most Latin languages are. I'm currently learning Portuguese and it's really not hard.
I found a nice site, it has a few pointers, and you can even learn some phrases and stuff too.
http://tinyurl.com/qh6vk
But yeah, there are literally tons of free resources on the internet for learning Spanish, and you could even possibly pick up a Spanish-English dictionary.
Plus, torrents are your best friend if you're looking for free audio programs (Rosetta Stone, Spanish tapes, ect...)
Good luck!
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