How do you teach youself spanish for free?

Question

Whats the Skype name? - Lulujklol, Mar 25, 2011

Download skype Lulu and follow the setup instructions . then you will have your skype name and then participate in the chats by typing or voice - pacofinkler, Mar 26, 2011

Answer 1

With all that this website offers, of course! It even provides the chance to converse via Skype!

Answer 2

You can legally get the out of copyright FSI Spanish courses from torrents, but don't get any of the copyrighted things, because that's illegal. (And not fair to the people who spent time and money creating content)

Torrent sites include "iso hunt". You need a program to download a torrent. Always scan for viruses.

Answer 3

Drink the magic water at our annual Spanish party!

Nobody enjoyed the magic learning water last year? - DJ_Huero, Mar 26, 2011

Answer 4

Try this, from the BBC:

Mi vida loca

It is a 22-episode interactive story, at a beginner level Spanish. It's very well made, and quite amusing even if your Spanish level has progressed beyond beginner. I recommend it highly.

Answer 5

In addition to what has been suggested, check out your local public library. Many libraries have popular language learning systems and books available for check-out or use at their facilities.

The video learning series at this site is very helpful. The reference material is also helpful.

If you can (I know this isn't free), buy a good English/Spanish dictionary at a local bookstore, or download a dictionary application for your mobile device.

Our library has "Mango". - bandit51jd, Mar 26, 2011

Ours had Rosetta until last year. They have switch to another product now. - 0066c384, Mar 26, 2011

Answer 6

You can alway practice delusions of grandeur it works for me.

But much better to start the lessons with the beautiful and talented

Paralee . Click on "learn Spanish " And your off like a Bondi tram.

Answer 7

The Apple Store has many free Spanish instructional podcasts. Mucho!!

I particularly enjoy Coffee Break Spanish. Currently there are over 70 lessons.

I realize that everyone likes to just mention this website as the be all and end all but I like to receive instruction from several different sites: everyone brings something to the table. Coffee Break Spanish, for instance, really hit it out of the park explaining how to remember the conjugation for the Imperfect. A lot, of 'a ha' moments.

LearnSpanish.com is also a free and premium website.

I eventually stepped up to the plate and paid for the rest of it, but I am quite certain the free area is quite excellent.

Answer 8

I learn on this page and on another interesting Internet sites for learning languages. I also chat on skype, read articles on the Internet and listen to radio.