Learn Mexican Spanish - Word Power 101

Absolute Beginner Spanish #5

De: Innovative Language Learning

Narrado por: SpanishPod101.com

Master Mexican Spanish with Learn Mexican Spanish - Word Power 101. This audiobook is a completely new way to learn Mexican Spanish vocabulary fast - and for free! Start speaking Mexican Spanish in minutes with the powerful learning methods you will master in this book.

The vocabulary words you'll find in Learn Mexican Spanish - Word Power 101 were hand selected by our Mexican Spanish language teachers as the top 101 most frequently used words in the Mexican Spanish language. Hear the word to master the pronunciation. Then you'll see how the word is actually used in everyday speech with sample sentences and phrases. Learning Mexican Spanish vocabulary has never been easier!

In this audiobook, you'll get:

• 101 of the most frequently used Mexican Spanish vocabulary words phrases.
• Audio with authentic native Mexican Spanish pronunciation
• Useful and practical sample sentences and phrases

Purchase Learn Mexican Spanish - Word Power 101 today to start mastering Mexican Spanish vocabulary in the fastest, easiest and most fun way possible!

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2011 Innovative Language Learning, LLC (P)2011 Innovative Language Learning, LLC

Good for falling a sleep

I listen to this book when on the plane, mowing, or falling a sleep. it's great background noise (ignore if wanted) and I feel I'm ingraining what I've learned in other lessons simultaneously.

Not impress.

In my opinion, the pronunciations were not as good as they could be. The translations were off in my opinion it was not very informative overall.

very hard to understand the Spanish

even words I know I have a hard time understanding from her. also not a fan of how it's laid out

Ineffective

Great native speaker pronunciation, but a list of words with one example sentence is not an effective way to learn a language.

Good for beginners

all good but at times the Spanish is not clear and too fast to understand

hard to understand the spanish speaker.She mumbles

I just started listening to this. The lady repeating the words mumbles and it is hard to understand the exact words she is saying. I don't recommend this at all. Get the Paul Noble Spanish language audible course instead.

the lessons hard to understand the person speaking

It's hard to understand the person speaking Spanish she speaks too fast and that clearly

Would be confusing for a beginner

This is a nice review for intermediate speakers. However, it will be confusing if you are just starting out. It doesn't explain the difference between similar words, such as ser and estar, it just uses them in sentences.

A review for intermediate Spanish

First let me say that I giggled at the review that states it was, "very hard to understand the Spanish. Even words I know I have a hard time understanding from her". I live in a Spanish speaking community and the narrator does not mispronounce anything. Her speech is fine, but perhaps the REVIEWER had been either mispronouncing those Spanish words or learning from a person who was not a native speaker or has a hearing challenge (not uncommon with audiobooks). I am almost fluent now and feel that this audiobook is more of a review than "starting to learn" as the title suggests. Yes, there are some basic words but there are also phrases that spoken fairly quickly. A beginner is not going to know the words being said without seeing them. So this is a good book if you want more review time and practice but you already know some Spanish. I'm a bit too advanced for it now, but this would have really come in handy a year or two ago.

Backwards - no bueno

Right from the start this book requires you to know Spanish in order to learn Spanish. There is no learning individual words and linking them together to grow sentences, paragraphs and conversations. There is no repetition to fine tune pronunciation. Instead the learner is immediately bombarded with a word. It is body slammed into a fast spoken complete sentence and you are smacked with a hopeless sense of failure.