SPANISH. An Easy Way to Learn

by Adalina Fuentes

An Easy Way to LearnImagine having a teacher of Spanish 24/7 ready to give you a class and explain the topics in the easiest possible way... That is what you will find among the pages of this book for An Easy Way to Learn was written to target the needs of adult learners who want to speak Spanish but feel overwhelmed by the challenges this language poses for foreign students. With a simple and interactive approach, this course covers the basic grammar and vocabulary topics for beginners, and introduces the reader to the language in a way that makes them feel comfortable by understanding the process of acquiring new knowledge.You will find not only essential grammar structures and rules, but also vocabulary lessons, tips for studying and exercises to put your knowledge to the test. Written in an informal style, the book includes real classroom experiences and focuses on giving the reader the tools to communicate in real life situations, as opposed to academic scenarios that we often find in books for learners of a second An Easy Way to Learn will take you from level zero to a basic command of Spanish, and will prepare you for furthering your knowledge of the Spanish language in the Future.

Genres: Language

226 pages, Kindle Edition

First published September 1, 2013

Reviews

[John Braine · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book was a minuscule part of my Spanish learning experience. Just another notch in the post of apps, websites, other books, podcasts CDs etc.

It was ok. Fairly basic introduction too the grammar really. No complaints but didn't really bring me that much higher up the language learning mountain.

One thing I didn't like was the constant reference to the author's students. I'm your student now... stop talking about those other guys and talk to me please. I appreciate what she was trying to do there, but there was something a bit annoying about it.

[Cindy · Rating 2 out of 5]

I gave this book two stars because I didn't feel it met the description. It also wasn't as comprehensive as I thought it would be. I did find the explanations of how the language works helpful but there were some areas I thought the author could have explained and didn't. A good read -- just not quite up to the description.