Learn Spanish for Beginners Easily & in Your Car! Vocabulary Edition!

Contains over 1500 Spanish Language Words & Phrases! Master Spanish Vocabulary & Spanish Verbs

By: Immersion Language Audiobooks

Narrated by: Jack Nolan

If you have always wanted to learn Spanish but have no time, pay attention!

Spanish is a beautiful language that is spoken by millions around the world! It is hard to find time to learn a new language, however! Language courses at schools and colleges are routine and boring!

Learn Spanish for Beginners Easily & in Your Car is perfect for people who have no other time to learn a new language! It contains more than 1,500 common Spanish vocabulary words that will help you in everyday life! Each word is pronounced slowly and multiple times so you can really learn the correct pronunciation! Each word's equivalent English translation is also provided!

The audiobook is broken up into the following categories!

• Numbers
• Times
• Colors
• Months
• Seasons
• Days of the week
• Food
• Animals
• Jobs
• Clothes
• Family relationships
• Household items
• At the restaurant
• The human body
• Weather
• School/education
• Travel
• Stores
• The beach
• Feelings
• Shapes
• Transportation
• Sports
• Weights/measures
• Countries
• Tools
• The car
• In the city
• Business
• Geography and landscapes
• Describing people
• Religion
• Outdoors
• Adverbs
• Adjectives
• Accessories
• Geography
• Verbs
• Basic phrases
• Directions and comparisons
• Entertainment
• Holidays and celebrations
• Internet
• Medical terms
• US cities
• European cities
• Nationalities
• Parts of the world

Start your Spanish language-learning journey today!

©2018 Immersion Language Audiobooks (P)2018 Immersion Language Audiobooks

This is a good book to start learning Spanish

The vocabulary is in the back of each story. I recommend using Sapnish dictionary with it. I recommend it highly.

Highly recommend for kids and adults!

You will be able to move on to the more excellent books. I fell like I am gaining good basic information and a feel for the language and this will help me to learn while in the country!

I enjoyed the structure of this guide

This presents it simple to refer back to when studying other sources and for memorization. As a beginner translator, I feel this is a great agent to have when rising out that I'll use in the future as well.

Good

This is a nice book to start learning Spanish. The vocabulary is in the back of each story. I recommend using the Sapnish dictionary with it. I recommend it highly. Really love it!!!

So this book for you

This book have amazing level with Vocabulary this really good also this book help you different aspects Traveling and conversation easily.

Learn Spanish

I understood that the words were pronounced and replicated in both English and Spanish with time in within to work. The pronunciation was very clear which was helpful to me as a beginner.

Good for beginners

Very helpful book, it made you learn some basic Spanish Words. I found this good to follow and The pronunciation was very clear which was helpful to me as a beginner.

Not acceptable for Beginners, or anyone else.

I am an upper intermediate Spanish language learner, and have multiple Spanish learning resources, including audio books. I purchased this to possibly fills some holes in my vocabulary, which this would do if it were only correctly spoken. The Narrator appears to have poor knowledge of Spanish pronunciation. Through out this recording he mispronounces words.
Spanish alphabet, correct pronunciation, Narrators' pronunciation"
A should be short A, as in awe but is long A in many words
A should be short O, as in dog, but is long O in many words
Z should be "S" as in song, but instead is hard Z as in zoo
C should be soft "S" as in song, but instead us K sound as in cat , multiple instances
J should always be "H" as in hello, but he uses like the English J, specific examples are Junio and Julio, instead of "hunio" & "hulio" pronounciations.
G in many words should be an "H" as in hello , but instead he speaks a hard G, as in Gorilla.
There are other mispronunciations, but you get the idea.
Grammatical errors abound in words should be stressed on second to last syllable, he flattens that syllable and stresses the ending vowel, which would make any native Spanish speaker clearly understand that this person does not know the language..
This recording will greatly mislead new learners and frustrates those with even limited correct knowledge of Spanish. I would not recommend this to any learner, even though the actual material is good, the implementation is so poor and to cause the frustration to thwart the enjoyment and cause me to return the audio book.