Recommended source to learn Spanish?

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There are many videos on YT but do you know any specific recommended teacher / course?
 
You want to learn from scratch or you already have some experience?
 
i was going to tell you watch spanish series : but all i learned are these 2 words : putta - merda
so better find another way to learn
 
I’d recommend 2. One is Coffee Break Spanish. It’s a podcast series.

The other one is Language Transfer. It’s a series on YouTube. They’re both very good.

I was able to understand basic Spanish conversations in a month or so.
 
Duolingo works good.
It's a free app that will teach you basically all common languages.
Can only recommend it.
 
there is an app called duolingo i think. It has been around for a while, a lot of people use it.
 
I’d recommend 2. One is Coffee Break Spanish. It’s a podcast series.

The other one is Language Transfer. It’s a series on YouTube. They’re both very good.

I was able to understand basic Spanish conversations in a month or so.

Just added the podcast to my Spotify list. :)
thanks

Duolingo works good.
It's a free app that will teach you basically all common languages.
Can only recommend it.

will check this
 
get a tandem partner. i think there are tandem groups for every town. this helped me alot!
 
Michel Thomas method Spanish, I use it and it's really good. I learned more in a few lessons than in months on Duolinguo or other apps. It's recommended by International Associations of Polyglots or something like that. The method uses the natural way of teaching language, by listening first then repeating what you heard, with no effort, you can assimilate the language.
 
There's an app called lingvist
You should check it out

I bought the premium version for like 8 bucks a month
If you spend 10-20 minutes daily and you persist you could really be surprised how good you'll become

I have it for like 4 months
I know about 900 words and really can have basic conversations in spanish

Go to YouTube for specific grammar explanations
 
Try to find find a real person to talk to. I always just picked it up from coworkers friend and such.
 
Live in a country which speaks that language, that's how i learnt to speak Khmer.

(It confuses the hell out of the Thais in the UK (No real Cambodian community in the UK), they can understand a 3rd of the words realise I'm speaking Cambodian on the phone and are like hows this white guy fluent in Khmer).

As for Spanish bare in mind that Latin Spanish and European Spanish are different in a few ways.
 
Duo lingo gives a good basic vocabulary mi hermano.
 
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