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Your teacher will be Ana Blum, who has taught
Spanish for years, both here in the United States and in her
native Ecuador. Ana will get you started with the basics, enough
to understand the structure of the language, with sufficient
vocabulary to get around and ask for what you need.
Just like English, Spanish is a little different in each of the countries it's spoken in. Pronunciation and common phrases vary. Learning to speak in all the dialects just isn't practical. Can you imagine an English student trying to learn Australian, U.S., and British English all at once? So which dialect should you learn?
Ecuadorian. Ecuadorian Spanish is widely considered to be one of the clearest and easiest to understand. If you learn from a native of Ecuador, you'll be understood wherever you go in the Spanish speaking world. Why not start with a great teacher, and learn the clearest dialect?
When you subscribe, you'll get your first lesson in just minutes. Then every week you'll get another lesson. Soon you'll be able to ask questions, talk about yourself, and have basic conversations in Spanish. There is no charge at all for those who subscribe this month, so why not sign up right now?
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My Recommendations:
We were pleasantly surprised to receive a copy of a new book written by an ex-pat author for people who are studying Spanish and for travel enthusiasts. Barcelona-based Peter Christian has adopted a different approach to formal Spanish courses by combining the informal Spanish language with practical insights into Hispanic culture. His book will help you to add an authentic flourish to your spoken Spanish. Peter writes in an informal, easy-to-read style that we really like. Learn more here: Streetwise Spanish