Learnng a foreign langauge
 

I am seeking input on what would be the best way to learn a foreign language, in my case Spanish.

I listen to the radio all day while working, and I figure I might as well make that time productive in another way.

I would also love an interactive app or entire program that will work over an Ipad, computer, etc.

In addition, I plan to attend local classes for direct interaction.


Any input is welcome. Gracias.

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You should try Learnng English first

I know all the cuss words, so I am good to go.

A combination of Rosetta Stone and intensive classroom work got me pretty proficient. Never tried the tapes.

CP Inbreds (most people here): Lurn 'Merican first, idgit.

I've heard good things about Duolingo, but I can't speak to it myself.

Hire a Spanish nanny, cook or housekeeper.

A hot one would be best.

Trump is president, why do you need to learn another language?

One that likes to get paid the old fashioned way, if ya know what I mean

I've also thought of doing this. I figure I'd increase my earning potential at least to some extent in the field I'm in if I were even like 75% proficient.

The only Spanish I've taken was in high school though, and I despised it. I think a lot of that was due to the teacher, but it defenitely wasn't something that came naturally to me like a number of other subjects.

Get an eight ball of meth and two Hispanic hookers. 72 hours later, you'll be fluent.

Heh