Other places to learn Spanish
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I love Memrise. It is good for learning both vocabulary and grammar.
updated Oct 15, 2017
posted by Echoline
:) - ian-hill, Oct 14, 2017
Thanks, Echoline. I'm hoping you try Spanish Help as I will. I don't want to see you go. - Sassette, Oct 15, 2017
Oh, you will be there. I just noticed a comment you made on another thread about that. - Sassette, Oct 15, 2017
I use memrise as well Echo , it will now fill more of my time , I was doing 3 languages plus Auslan, but will now concentrate on Spanish. - ray76, Oct 15, 2017
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Mango Languages is free, has three or four Spanish courses, and can be accessed through many public library websites. Then there's Sound Cloud Language Transfer Complete Spanish.
And, of course there's always Duo Lingo.
updated Oct 15, 2017
edited by AnnRon
posted by AnnRon
:) - ian-hill, Oct 14, 2017
I started studying Spanish as an adult with mango. - Sassette, Oct 14, 2017
I started studying Spoanish 7 years ago , not quite an adult yet.;) - ray76, Oct 15, 2017
I started there too. :-) - AnnRon, Oct 15, 2017
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Despite the forum closing, Spanish Dict still has good learning material. I suspect most of the sites I like are already mentioned in the learning material here eg Ver Taal and the magazine Veinte Mundos.
Light Speed Spanish, Spanish Obsessed, 1001 reasons to learn Spanish and one new to me,
SFS Spanish From Spain
updated Oct 14, 2017
posted by Mardle
:) - ian-hill, Oct 14, 2017
