Spanish for the Busy Medical Professional, Level 3

By: David Rappoport

Narrated by: Hadassah Davids

Take your Spanish-language skills you acquired in Spanish for the Busy Medical Professional and Spanish for the Busy Medical Professional, Level 2 to the next level!

Using the same revolutionary and intuitive method of language learning we used in Spanish for the Busy Medical Professional we now teach you how to become more fluent, expand your medical vocabulary, use the past, present, and future tense, and talk in the third personal singular and plural.

©2017 David Rappoport (P)2017 David Rappoport

The Best Medical Spanish Availabe! 6 Stars!

If I could give this book 6 stars I would. I am a medical professional that has been slaving through non-medical Spanish learning courses hoping to become fluent in the Spanish language. This and David Rappoport's other books in this course are the answer to my prayers. I am learning so much and so quickly. I cannot wait for my next Hispanic patient encounter.

Now I feel like I can really truly communicate with my Spanish speaking patients. This course is exactly what I needed. Because of the way the course is taught, I am also learning to speak non-medical Spanish even more fluently.

Love this series

Would you listen to Spanish for the Busy Medical Professional, Level 3 again? Why?

Absolutely. I remember a lot, but each time I listen it becomes clearer and I remember it better.

Who was your favorite character and why?

Not applicable.

What about Hadassah Davids’s performance did you like?

Clear and slow enough pronunciation

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

I’m just proud of myself. Didn’t think I’d learn another language at my age (which I’m not going to reveal...)

Great

I know intermediate Spanish but am out of practice. Good review of conjugations and introduction to medical Spanish. Well narrated.

There should be more medical terms

While I did appreciate the review of verbs and grammar, I was really looking to expand my medical vocabulary. Chapter 11 was great and I definitely took some notes there. I have found most people are willing to overlook grammatical/formality errors but become much more skeptical of your medical advice when you can't find the correct medical language.