Anyone know Foreign Languages?

[Sherri]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

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I bet that was harder to type than it was to say.

[ChicagoPastor]

I speak Spanish

[ILG]

I took three years of Spanish.

I really should be able to speak French though. My grandmother and a number of other relatives speak fluent French. My mother understands most of it. But, alas, I was never priveleged.

[Norman]

Yo ví la luz, yo ví la luz, No mas tinieblas, no mas noche.
Estoy tan feliz, no hay tristeza. Gloria a Dios, yo ví la luz.

No puedo comprender mucho español.

Ich habe Deutsch studiert, aber Ich habe viel vorgessen.

[Esther]

What would you say is the best source to learn another language?

I would love to learn Spanish and French.

[Sherri]

Originally Posted by Esther

What would you say is the best source to learn another language?

I would love to learn Spanish and French.

I did the Pimsleur Swahili course ($99) and I learned basic phrases, but I can only say those things that are actually on the CD's, such as,...."I would like two beers please". LOL!

I just bought Rosetta Stone's computer course for Swahili, so we will see. Everyone says it's the best, but it's also over $200, so we will see if it's worth it.

[clgustaveson]

Originally Posted by Esther

What would you say is the best source to learn another language?

I would love to learn Spanish and French.

Rosetta Stone!

I had a friend use it, and the system works well.

[TRFrance]

I'm kinda decent at Spanish. I read it better than I speak it though.

My bilingual Bible (King James/Reina Valera) has gone a long way toward helping me with my Spanish. I highly recommend a bilingual bible to anyone looking to learn or brush up on a foreign language.