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Old Apr 11th 2016, 3:41 pm
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I haven't heard of the free lessons personally, however Spain is full of wonderful and rather inexpensive Spanish classes that you can attend. You won't regret learning such a beautiful language
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Old Apr 12th 2016, 8:04 am
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My local escuelas don't seem to offer Spanish :-(

I'll drop them an email anyway & see what they say.
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I also have never heard of any free lessons, Rosetta stone is a good way to learn, I learnt from that in a short space of time but music is how I picked up the majority of my knowledge. there are plenty of free websites out there that offer a good place to start but practicing with Spanish speakers is massively important also...
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Old Apr 12th 2016, 6:59 pm
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I also have never heard of any free lessons, Rosetta stone is a good way to learn, I learnt from that in a short space of time but music is how I picked up the majority of my knowledge. there are plenty of free websites out there that offer a good place to start but practicing with Spanish speakers is massively important also...
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Old Apr 28th 2016, 8:52 pm
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If you have internet access there are quite a few freebie lessons on youtube that are quite good.I would recommend michel thomas.his learning formula is so easy to grasp,try it and i will guarantee you will be able to ask basic questions straight away.
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If you have internet access there are quite a few freebie lessons on youtube that are quite good.I would recommend michel thomas.his learning formula is so easy to grasp,try it and i will guarantee you will be able to ask basic questions straight away.
Imitating his style will make you sound as though you have ill fitting dentures
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Imitating his style will make you sound as though you have ill fitting dentures
You could try the Paul Noble Spanish it uses the same format as Michelle Thomas but clearer speech and less boring. Although not as comprehensive but a good starting point. Here is is a review compairing the two. http://ellenjovin.com/blog/paul-noble-vs.-michel-thomas
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