An important part of learning a language is mastering the vocabulary. It can be overwhelming to try and learn thousands of words. The answer is to do it in small bites.
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Actually, I am. :-) With two brothers who are fluent, and living where we do, I wish I had chosen it in HS instead of French. :-)
ReplyDeleteRachel (McCown, btw)
As another free resource available to you, in iTunes you can find some audio podcasts for learning languages. For instance I just started "Coffee Break Spanish" (without the Coffee for me), which you can find in iTunes or go directly to their website at http://www.radiolinguamedia.com/cbs/www/index.html . In any case there are free options on iTunes for Spanish, French, Japanese, Italian, German, Chinese, Russian, Irish, Hebrew, Portuguese, Korean ...
ReplyDeleteIt's an amazing world!
Yes, Spanish is a good choice. Rachel, you might consider Rosetta Stone. Our daughters are learning Stone via Rosseta Stone, and Janine likes it.
ReplyDeleteDerek, thanks for the suggestion.