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What are the funnest and or best 3 sites and or programs that you've used to learn Spanish?

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updated Apr 11, 2012
edited by monarquía
posted by monarquía
spanishdict.com, transparent language, busuu.com - shashi085, Mar 19, 2012
thanks thanks thanks! - monarquía, Mar 19, 2012
Very good question - 201286, Apr 8, 2012

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These are great!

updated Apr 8, 2012
posted by toso
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Hola Monarquía! Did you see this thread? These are great!

153 free podcasts

updated Apr 8, 2012
posted by sanlee
Thanks! - monarquía, Apr 8, 2012
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I think that about.spanish.com gives great explanations of grammar.

updated Apr 8, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
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http://www.wordreference.com/ It is good to get other adjectives

http://www.studyspanish.com/tutorial.htm It is good for grammar

http://www.spanishdict.com It is good to ask people if your sentences are correct and to quickly find out an answer for a question about grammar or word choice.

updated Apr 8, 2012
posted by sinthu
Studyspanish.com is fantastic for grammar.. I went through all the units on the site. Aprendí un montón de este sitio. - monarquía, Mar 19, 2012
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If you want to practice your listening, lyricstraining.com is great. You can watch a music video in Spanish (or another language) and it shows the lyrics underneath, except there are blanks in the lyrics to fill in as you listen. It's set up like a game and scores you at the end based on accuracy and speed. There are hundreds of different songs to choose from and it's completely free.

updated Apr 11, 2012
edited by 00f121c6
posted by 00f121c6
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One of my favorite sites that has, so far, not been mentioned is "lomástv". It costs money, but is well worth what it costs. There you can view music videos in Spanish. "Tania" by Fase is one of my favorite videos to watch. The singer, Alma Velasco, has a great voice, and the graphics of the video are awesome. Other things you can see at the site are tv programs, soap operas, etc. You get to see the actual Spanish and then the English translation in the form of subtitles. The site features content from many countries in Latin America. It's a good place to see just how different Spanish is in Argentina than, say, Mexico.

updated Apr 8, 2012
posted by Esteban3304
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I'd like to add a site I was directed to last week. www.albalearning.com

The site has audiobooks such as (El corazón delator/The Tell-Tell Heart) with a parallel reading section of one side English and the other Spanish. I'm shocked it's free.

updated Apr 8, 2012
edited by monarquía
posted by monarquía