Category Archives: Pimsleur Spanish

Pimsleur Spanish and Rosetta Stone Spanish: The Senior Citizens of Spanish Learning Programs


Pimsleur Spanish and Rosetta Stone Spanish are probably the two best-known Spanish language programs. They have both been around for decades, and they both have good reputations. I know that Rosetta Stone is updated at times, and I am not … Continue reading

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Pimsleur Spanish is Based on the 4 Concepts of the Pimsleur Method

Pimsleur Spanish is just one of a series of language programs that use the Pimsleur Method. You can learn Thai, Czech, and many other languages this way as well. So what is the basis of this Pimsleur Method? If it’s … Continue reading

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Pimsleur Spanish: 5 Things People Like about this Audio Program and 5 They Don’t

Pimsleur Spanish has a lot of fans as a method for learning Spanish, but like everything in this world, it has its pros and cons. Here I summarize the views of a variety of people who have actually used this … Continue reading

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Pimsleur Spanish: Worth the Cost?

Pimsleur Spanish is one of the most highly regarded programs for independent learners of Spanish.  It is pricey, but you can really learn a lot of useful Spanish conversation from it, and as I’ve mentioned before, it is really good … Continue reading

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Pimsleur Spanish: Tops for Pronunciation

Pimsleur Spanish is arguably the best of all the various learn-Spanish programs when it comes to pronunciation. That’s what friends of mine who have used it extensively say. (I’ve used it a little but not enough to have an opinion … Continue reading

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Pimsleur Spanish: A Review

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 … Continue reading

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