Lesson 11 of Fluenz Spanish is a review session. It follows the same format as the first ten lessons: Sonia Gil introduces the lesson and gives you some idea what to expect.
From the monthly archives:
February 2009
When I wrote my ebook, Five Keys to Learning Spanish Rapidly, one of the keys was listening. Now I’ve come across some research from New Zealand that indicates that listening to the sound patterns of the language you are trying to learn – even if it is meaningless at the start – is evidently critical [...]
I just had a chance to experiment a bit with program called “Learn to Speak Spanish.” I was at a friend’s house and she mentioned she had it on her computer. Well, I only paused a moment before asking if I could play with it for a few minutes. She knows about this website and [...]
This article was written by a friend of mine here in the Lake Chapala area of Mexico where I live. Alison told me that she liked Pimsleur Spanish, so I asked her to do a guest blog post. She’s a professional writer so I got a good one! See also my Pimsleur Spanish review on [...]
In Lessons 8 through 10 of Fluenz Spanish, the dialogues are:
A conversation between two women, one a visitor to the city, the other a colleague of someone the visitor is looking for
An airport discussion with an official, covering names, passports, luggage, and more
A conversation with a taxi driver while going from the airport to the [...]
Recently at a potluck here in the Lake Chapala area of Mexico where I live, I had the chance to chat with an American woman who taught Spanish in the US for many years and was married to a man whose native tongue was Spanish. Naturally, I asked her some questions about how to learn [...]
RSS doesn’t stand for Really Super Spanish, though it’s always a good idea to have that as your goal. RSS is an internet term, usually described as a shortcut for Really Simple Syndication. But this is a blog on learning Spanish, so why am I talking about RSS?
By using RSS and an online reader – [...]
I am convinced that using computer flashcards is an incredibly valuable way to learn Spanish vocabulary. Even essential — unless you are a child or have a photographic memory.
I feel even more strongly about this now than when I wrote my ebook Five Keys to Learning Spanish Rapidly — the link takes you to my [...]
