I am trying to learn Spanish so I can understand more of the broadcasts I
pick up, and am wondering if anyone knows of a program that teaches Spanish
via SW frequencies like some of the other similar language lessons I have
heard (Chinese, etc.)

Just wondering...

Thanks,

Dave

I think you might be better off with a text book .

"Dave" wrote in message
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I am trying to learn Spanish so I can understand more of the broadcasts I
pick up, and am wondering if anyone knows of a program that teaches Spanish
via SW frequencies like some of the other similar language lessons I have
heard (Chinese, etc.)

Just wondering...

Thanks,

Dave

Dave wrote:
I am trying to learn Spanish so I can understand more of the broadcasts I
pick up, and am wondering if anyone knows of a program that teaches Spanish
via SW frequencies like some of the other similar language lessons I have
heard (Chinese, etc.)

Just wondering...

Thanks,

Dave


I think that if you want to *practice* spanish, SW is most definately
the way to go.If you want learn it well get a text book and take a
course in it.The reason that they do that with Chinese and Japanese is
because they are so foreign to someone who is an anglophone.Actually ive
never heard CRI do chinese lessons *thinks*.

Did you check the program schedules of Radio Exterior de España ? They might
have such things...

Charly

"Charly" wrote in message
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Did you check the program schedules of Radio Exterior de España ?
They might
have such things...

I thought Radio Havana used to have some
lessons, too. Been a while since I've listened
to RH, tho.

--Mike L.

Remember that Spanish from Central America, Spain and Cuba all differ.

Best course of action is to attend a non-credit jc class or something like
that. There are no shortage of Spanish classes available.



"Michael Lawson" wrote in message
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"Charly" wrote in message
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Did you check the program schedules of Radio Exterior de España ?
They might
have such things...

I thought Radio Havana used to have some
lessons, too. Been a while since I've listened
to RH, tho.

--Mike L.