Learn in Your Car: Spanish, Level 3

De: Henry N. Raymond, Oscar M. Ramirez

Narrado por: uncredited

The Learn in Your Car language series is the first system ever designed to teach a language in your car...or anywhere...without a textbook. Simple and effective, you can learn to converse in another language while driving, walking, or doing tasks around the house. And now with Learn in Your Car from audible.com®, you can turn your PC, your Rio, or any mobile device into your own personal language tutor.

Each course is organized the way you learn best - by learning words and phrases - and building these into sentences and clear conversations. Arrange hotel accommodations, order in restaurants, change money, and feel more at home next time you travel!

The Learn in Your Car language series is:

• Easy to use without a textbook
• Prepared by dialect-free professionals
• Available in levels for students of all abilities
• Designed to teach grammar basics through recorded examples

Level 1 offers an introduction to key words, numbers, phrases, sentence structure, and basic grammar.

Level 2 teaches more challenging vocabulary, additional grammar, and targeted sentences designed to generate confidence in your ability to comprehend and converse.

Level 3 presents expanded vocabulary, advanced grammar, and more detailed sentences to extend your conversational skills.

Download the accompanying reference guide.©1992 Penton Overseas, Inc. (P)1992 Penton Overseas, Inc.

Reseñas de la Crítica

"You really do learn the language quickly...Excellent for a traveler." (Robert C. Allen, San Antonio, TX)
"I have tried numerous other language programs...the Learn in Your Car series [is] the most concise and helpful." (Linda Clark-Borre, Northbrook, IL)

Very good, but you need to know some Spanish

Learning another language involves 3 separate but interrelated skills: reading, understanding the spoken word, and speaking yourself. This title helped me speak better, and taught me some additional vocabulary. The format is that the phrase is first spoken in English, followed by a pause for you to translate it into Spanish. Then the Spanish speaker speaks the phrase with a pause for your to repeat it, and then says the phrase again with a pause. By practicing, and listening carefully to the Spanish speaker, you can develop a more authentic accent. Unless you have had an introduction to Spanish, and have some familiarity with the grammar and what spoken Spanish sounds like, I think this title could be frustrating and overwhelming.

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It's much more effective if you put it on .75 speed since they aren't dropping their accents and it might be a little hard to follow.