Drive Time: Spanish (CD): Learn Spanish While You Drive (All-Audio Courses)

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Are you overwhelmed by the course summaries that promise everything and anything, from miraculous, overnight fluency to getting a Spanish girlfriend? For those who believe in the Pareto Principle (80-20 rule)—which states that 80% of a language can be grasped just by familiarizing yourself with 20% of the words—this is the clear stand-out audiobook for you.

Super! Now, we know all we need – the exact travel time to home with an estimated arrival time and how much each passenger needs to pay for that journey. Let's start the engine! 🙂You’ll learn to speak confidently and clearly, with their patented speech recognition technology that helps get your pronunciation on point. FluentU brings native videos within reach with interactive transcripts. You can tap on any word to look it up instantly. Every definition has examples that have been written to help you understand how the word is used. If you see an interesting word you don’t know, you can add it to a vocab list.

It was a pretty good primer. They stopped at command verbs, so I didn't learn past, future, preterite, but that's okay. With this CD set, eight hours of audio material put the learner into a simulated classroom with two other “students” and an instructor, all of whom are already present in the audio classroom. Learners “interact” with the teacher and other students as material is presented, discussed and absorbed. Studies utilizing a sophisticated brain imaging technology called fMRI (functional magnetic resonance imaging) at Cornell University determined that for many users, aural learning is incredibly effective for language acquisition. Regardless of the respondents’ usual preferred learning style, they were able to take huge leaps forward.

Review a complete interactive transcript under the Dialogue tab, and find words and phrases listed under Vocab.

Y luego, para las siguientes horas en tu respuesta, yo diría (de la mañana) puesto que 01:00 es la 1 de la mañana, y no la 1 de la noche. Así que tenemos 1 de la mañana y la 1 de la tarde. Aunque sea noche, pasadas las 12 (de la noche), ya empezamos a referirnos a “de la mañana” hasta las 13 horas cuando cambiamos a la tarde. En mi opinión, yo creo que utilizamos “de la tarde” hasta la hora de cenar, con lo cual “de la noche” sería más o menos para las 9, las 10, las 11 y las 12 de la noche. This program boasts of lessons without rote memorization, vocabulary lists, set phrases or textbooks. With its unorthodox, and sometimes counterintuitive, teaching methods, it makes a bold “No Failure” guarantee. After passing through the guard gate, branch left and follow 17-Mile Drive approximately 3 miles until it becomes Portola Road and continue straight on Portola Road.Children will learn how to describe places and things, talk about family, zoo animals and other simple conversational topics. And so will you!