Language Guy's Spanish 2 for the Road - 5 One Hour Audio [English and Spanish Edition]

De: Mark Frobose

Narrado por: Mark Frobose

Have you ever wanted to learn Spanish but just couldn't find the right program, enough time, or a good place to practice? With Language Guy's new Spanish 2 for the Road, your language learning worries are now over forever.

With Spanish 2 for the Road, you're finally given a fast, easy, and fun way to learn authentic Spanish while you drive in the privacy of your car or from any location. Spanish 2 for the Road frees you of the necessity of trying to learn Spanish while tied to a computer, shackled to a classroom desk, or paying big bucks for a private instructor.

With Spanish 2 for the Road, for the first time ever, you are able to learn to speak Spanish naturally while on the go, while driving to and from work, while waiting on a train, or even while standing in line at the supermarket. By turning your otherwise wasted downtime into language learning uptime, Spanish 2 for the Road becomes your constant Spanish teaching companion. You'll learn so much so fast that you'll always be looking forward to your next lesson.

Mark Frobose, the Language Guy®, talks you through the basics of the Spanish language while his trained and educated native Spanish speakers teach you to communicate, speak, and understand authentic Spanish and speak it just like the natives do.

©2011, 2014, 2015 Mark Frobose (P)2015 Mark Frobose

I’m Learning Spanish Everywhere

Any additional comments?

Spanish 2 For the Road really freed me up to learn Spanish pretty much everywhere I go during the day (and night to for that matter).
I like the segmentalized way they let you learn a little Spanish here and a little Spanish there. No huge lessons to digest and like they say in the course “down time is up time for Spanish”.
Just bit by bit and I’m really learning to speak the language fast and well too (or so they’re telling me down here is South Florida)
Just one criticism. Where is Spanish 1 For the Road? I already had some Spanish so this works great for me, but where is level one for total beginners?