Learning Spanish


 
I’ve started Rosetta Stone and have learned some very vital Spanish like “Beth combs her hair in Paris with cake”. Seriously it is a pretty good program. I started taking it as I have a real love and passion for Mexican cooking and visit the Mexican market by us frequently.
 
Clint said:
lol - duolingo is a little better than that, it's very useful & easy & nicely progressive. I have a ton of books but haven't torn into them at all. I got a new book on Audible that seems decent & cheap. It's called "Learn intermediate Spanish bundle", I just got one of those titles.

I can have very basic conversations, last week I was surprised with a conversation I had with a Mexican woman, we were able to talk for ~5 minutes, very basic but still fun.
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I have dabbled a bit with Duolingo. It is pretty good.
 
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