Learn Spanish in a Week

Spanish Language Learning Secrets, Book 1

By: Christina Torres

Narrated by: Claudia R. Barrett

Length: 2 hrs and 10 mins

Publisher's summary

Learning Spanish doesn't have to be so hard!

Learning a new language in a week might sound like an impossible task, but this book will prove that's wrong. Spanish is one of the most romantic and exciting languages there is, and you can speak Español too!

This book is very hands-on and direct. You will be given simple rules to follow and tips to remember everything.

Spanish-language learning tips to help you along the way

This will be super fun and useful, and I can't wait to help you discover the beauty of this language. Of course I can do only so much by guiding you - it's up to you to listen and practice. But I am telling you this: It is possible, and you can do it!

Bonus: free Spanish lessons!

I want to ensure I can do all I can to help you learn Spanish. That's why I've also included access to a free seven-day course for everyone who listens to this book. Be sure to check out the additional free resources I've included for you.

Here is just some of what you'll learn:

• The ABCs of Spanish
• How to pronounce any word in Spanish.
• Simple Spanish phrases that you'll absolutely need to know.
• How to handle masculine and feminine words without getting confused.
• What aspects of grammar you should focus on first and what can wait for later.
• Where to get free Spanish lessons.
• And more!

Start learning Spanish today!

©2015 Deep Thought Press (P)2015 Deep Thought Press

Review

I give this approach to learning Spanish 5 stars. It was clear, concise teaching that enabled me to quickly pick up words and phrases within the first two lessons that will transcend into my work environment. The teacher was really good, with perfect timing and inflection. I look forward to continuing this method of learning. Thank you.

FANTASTIC AUDIO BOOK, LOVE THE NARRATION!

What did you love best about Learn Spanish in a Week?

I love how clear the narration is. With other Spanish audio books, I felt it was sometimes difficult to truly understand the pronunciation. But with "Learn Spanish in a Week", the voice was very clear, kind and friendly. Makes me want to learn!

What was one of the most memorable moments of Learn Spanish in a Week?

We all laughed when we tried to "roll our Rs" as well as the narrator! I like that as you pick up more and more words, you see and hear them all around you when you are out and about. Nice reinforcement!

Have you listened to any of Claudia R. Barrett’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

Yes. And just like her other performances, she is fantastic. My kids love listening and learning from her, too!

Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?

Yes, but unfortunately I do not have the time to do so. But we made it a family event so we all got into it!

Not bad, but....

There are several Spanish learning books on audible including this one, but each one is followed differently. this one, for example, takes off easy enough for you to follow and then it leaves you behind. Although it's supposed to be for beginners, it's best if you're familiar with the language.

The speaker's accent isn't overpowering and speaks very clear. That's a good thing! The length of the book isn't that long, but if you're into learning in your sleep, this book is great to let it play into your subconscious...because unless you plan to pause your device over and over again to learn a word, your in for a ride awakening.

This works as a book to read but not to liste

What could have made this a 4 or 5-star listening experience for you?

She keeps talking about videos to watch but when she reads out the name of website is hard to understand. Similarly, refers to tables below, but there is no place you can see these.

What was most disappointing about Christina Torres’s story?

References, so confusing as there is no ebook attached

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Claudia R. Barrett?

Someone maybe with better English accent. I don't know this is tricky. But I would like written reference materials.