Periklês

This one is even better than the previous one I was talking about. It has the same idea of video clips which you can view with subtitles in either English or Spanish or both. These are bigger and better, but feature people who are presumably paid to do it, and are thus irritatingly keen.

The good news : you can slow it down and get it to go into a loop on each sentence. In addition, you have access to hundreds of DVDs, presumably in Spanish.

The bad news : It costs 10 dollars a month to subscribe.

The 'taster' videos are worth watching.

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neil.hunkin

hi was reading down through and noticed spanish on-line -i have registered on spanishdict.com for free and they do several ways to learn spanish but the lass is american so i think some of the spanish taught might not be correct for thie side of the pond

Periklês

Yes, that's true. But to be honest, the differences are not so great for it to be a problem, certainly for the beginner or a bit further advanced. The grammar is just about identical, and so is basic vocabulary. The accent is of course different, but not nearly so different as Canarian dialect.

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Marion

The grammar lessons are good as well. The use "up to date" language to explain the points.