hello... does anybody know of a way that I could listen to conversations in spanish that aren't spoken at such a rapid pace that i can't understand it? thanks
conversations in espanol
elkaspero
August 2, 2010
nohablo
August 2, 2010
One site that comes to mind is News in Slow Spanish: __http://newsinslowspanish.com/home.php__.
keith-g
November 5, 2010
Watch spanish cartoons on the TV
Bobby-H
November 14, 2010
buy movies that you seen in english in spanish that will really help
kless001
November 15, 2010
I've asked myself this same question before. Like Bobby said watching movies with Spanish audio helps. I'd recommend actions movies, seems to be a lot of commands and short phrases in them.
Neil-W
November 20, 2010
Learning the lyrics of songs helps. You end up with some phrases that really stick in your mind. Cantad unas canciones y recordareis mas oraciones.
Helen-Q
November 24, 2010
My spanish is reasonable but no good enough. I am in Peru for 4 months every year and I can understand spanish in Cusco but not in the jungle. The locals tell me that i need to "educate my ears." I think they speal a mix of spanish and local dialects - it is very difficult to understand. Any clues?
Neil-W
November 25, 2010
Hmm the different pronouciations of Spanish yeh they worry me a little. I read that in Argentina sometimes the letters D and R aren't pronouced due to the indians infuence on the language. I can imagine Comido and Comió being hard to distinguish, but you'd eventually get use to it. Also 'LL' has three different pronouciations!
I have a few south american friends that say English is like this as well, and you just eventually pick it up. The locals are right we do need to train our ears, 'it's from listening that we learn', an Argentinian has also told me that.
georgie-w
November 29, 2010
Oh oh oh... I'm moving to Mexico on a volunteering program in 3 months, If anyone wants to skye me, and we can try and have a conversation in spanish!!!
georgie.ngatai - skype name
Bubba
November 30, 2010
I just found the site http://www.jango.com. It is a site that lets you listen to all types of music. There is lyrics for some of them. It appears to be a free site but it does have a lot of commercials. You can also download the songs as a ringtone (for a price I suspect). I just signed up (they want your email addy and you must provide a password). If you have trouble finding a band that plays Spanish, try searching for Banda Machos.
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March 5, 2012
hello every one and this my account on Skype :kharif93
ilonka-k
March 7, 2012
on spanishdict there are free lessons to follow
The fact that all is free is what I really like
Getabicha-D
March 18, 2012
WoW!! Learning spanish is my every day dream! I do try some french & Italian but It happen that no Spanish teaching school in our area.What you guys advice me to do?? I mean,someting useful for someone who has no idea about the Language.
Thanks all!
LILA-A
March 21, 2012
I AM STUDIE ENSPANOL AND I WANT TO LEARNE MORE
david-l157
March 21, 2012
There is great site for slow spanish called LO MAS TV it has videos with spanish and english subtitles and you can slow it down, stop, pause, backup and select a word to go into a flash card deck for $9 dollars a month - quit any time.
James-R5
December 3, 2012
Rocket Spanish has lots of dialogs with native spanish speakers. There are also hundreds of spanish words and sentences you can listen to. Try Rocket Record. You'll be amazed at how much spanish you can learn there.
D--1
December 5, 2012
VLC media player! It is free and allows you to change the speed of any media (video, audio formats). I use it all the time to watch lectures at faster than normal speeds for school, but it can work the other way too. It works well with the mp3 in the lessons here. Voices sound clear at any reasonable speed.
Mohammed-B1
June 4, 2013
hola
Mohammed-B1
June 15, 2013
Hola !!