Spanish lessons?

[alwaysinshorts]

I really would like to learn Spanish this year. I have purchased something similar to Rosetta Stone but just not for me. I would like one on one lessons anyone have suggestions in the Houston area to do so? I have looked online but really would like suggestions of places that someone has used before.

[Shane77624]

I’ve been curious about Babble.


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[alwaysinshorts]

I can’t believe with all of the diversity and knowledge and experience on here no one has experience with lessons and which places are better than others?

[doright]

May try to find a place that teaches English as a second language and see if someone there that can reverse the process

[glen]

Go work construction on weekends or landscaping- I worked putting in sprinkler systems for about 2 years and I can communicate better than most that went to school. I can’t read or write but I can understand

[Buckley99]

Following

[alwaysinshorts]

Go work construction on weekends or landscaping- I worked putting in sprinkler systems for about 2 years and I can communicate better than most that went to school. I can’t read or write but I can understand

I really am not looking to read and write. I really would like to have the ability to speak it fluently.

Unfortunately I do have the time or the reduction in pay to do those things. No one has any experience?

[perow]

What system did you try?

[glen]

Well volunteer at a church on weekends that has a large immigrant program. I learned by speaking. Lessons will teach you enough to sing the One Semester Love Song

[glen]

Watch all TV in Spanish

[WalkieTalkie]

Duolingo

[WalkieTalkie]

I speak spanish as a secondary language

[WalkieTalkie]

install the app Duolingo

Its all you will ever need

[Duke1227]

Taco, lesson one!

[coachk]

Well volunteer at a church on weekends that has a large immigrant program. I learned by speaking. Lessons will teach you enough to sing the One Semester Love Song

THIS...and I AM a Spanish teacher!!haha gotta immerse yourself one way or another...i took 6 years (2 in high school and equivalent of 4 in college) of Spanish and really couldn't do a whole lot... i learned the most from living down there on an exchange program for 6 months. I had trouble passing my speaking test until I went to a school with a large Spanish speaking population and was able to use it everyday!

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