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    Learning a second language?

    Rosetta stone still the easiest way? I spend 6+hours a day in my truck for work, might as well make it productive. Anyone have a Spanish copy they want to get rid of?

    #2
    "No". I said that in Spanish

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      #3
      That's about the extent of my Spanish as well. That and "uno mas cerveza por favor!"

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        #4
        I took 3 years in high school and played around with a pirated copy of Rosetta stone a few years ago. Rosetta stone is a really good program if you have the time to invest in it. After talking to several folks I work with who English is a second language, they all highly recommended Rosetta stone also. I would own a copy if I had the time to invest and it wasn't so danged expensive! If you are serious and have the time/money to invest, I'd say go for it. I am in no way fluent or even close, but If I was in a bind, I could at least communicate the basics and have had to on several occasions even if it was as simple as "donde esta el bano!" (really important in a time of need!)

        Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G890A using Tapatalk

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          #5
          Careful. If you get good at Speaking Spanish, there are several on this site that might try and deport you.

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            #6
            Also download Duolingo app for your phone

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              #7
              I've been trying to learn my "Wife's" secret language for years. Have yet to understand if what I thought I heard her say is what she actually meant or did it mean just the opposite of what she said.

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                #8
                Like you, I used to spend lots of time in my truck and now realize I should have been learning Spanish. I learned enough German to do just fine while in the Army, and last summer we went back for a vacation trip. Amazingly enough, even though it had been 25+ years I was still able to communicate effectively.

                Some folks' ability to learn a new language amaze me---we have friends here now who live overseas. Dad speaks Spanish fluently (grew up in South America) and Russian as well due to where they now live. Another friend is a native Spanish speaker, but also speaks French and Hebrew, as well as English.

                I say go for it.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by TxAg View Post
                  Also download Duolingo app for your phone
                  I also use the Duolingo app as a supplement. I am taking Spanish again now after taking it nearly 30 years ago in junior high.

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                    #10
                    If you only speak Spanish our government will give you many incentives

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