I have been looking to learn spanish. My personal preference is to take a classroom course so you will have real people to interact with and remember the vocabulary. And then you can follow up that with online material.
During my search, I also found
1. iTune podcasts (Coffetime Spanish) and many more
2. My local library has a tie-up with MangoLanguages
3. Verbling ( a new site backed by YC)
Rosetta stone is always there, but is something I would consider once I have take a classroom course first.
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I have been looking to learn spanish. My personal preference is to take a classroom course so you will have real people to interact with and remember the vocabulary. And then you can follow up that with online material.
During my search, I also found 1. iTune podcasts (Coffetime Spanish) and many more 2. My local library has a tie-up with MangoLanguages 3. Verbling ( a new site backed by YC)
Rosetta stone is always there, but is something I would consider once I have take a classroom course first.