Learn To Talk Spanish Like It's Your First Language

Learn To Talk Spanish by first learning these greetings.

• Hola = Hello, Hi
• Adiós = Goodbye
• ¿Cómo estás? = How are you? (informal)
• ¿Cómo está? = How are you? (formal)

While you learn to talk Spanish, it is important that you pay attention to the formal and informal uses of words. If you're a foreigner, then it is unlikely you would be criticized, but you may be politely corrected.

• The informal usage should be used when greeting someone you know personally and are on a first-name basis with.
• The formal usage is for people who you do not know so well

Don't stress too much, but it is something to keep in mind while you learn to talk Spanish.

• Muy bien, gracias = Very well, thank you
• Buenos días = Good day, Good morning
• Buenas tardes = Good afternoon
• Buenas noches = Good night
• ¿Cómo te va?, ¿Cómo le va?, ¿Qué tal?, ¿Qué hay? = How's it going? What's happening?
• ¿Cómo te llamas?(informal) ¿Cómo se llama usted?(formal) = What's your name?
• Me llamo Chris. = My name is Chris
• Mucho gusto. Encantado. = It's a pleasure to meet you.
• Bienvenido, bienvenida = Welcome!

This is a journey for you; you are on your way to Learn To Talk Spanish!

Learn To Talk Spanish? Everyone wants to count to ten. And besides being fun, its very practical if you start travelling to Spain.

Here's How:

1. To say 'one,' say 'uno' ('OO-no,' same as the name of the card game, rhymes with 'Juno').
2. To say 'two,' say 'dos' (like a 'dose' of medicine).
3. To say 'three,' say 'tress' (except that the 'r' is pronounced with a flap of the tongue against the roof of the mouth}.
4. To say 'four,' say 'cuatro' ('KWAH-tro,' but again the 'r' has a distinctive sound that is unlike English's).
5. To say 'five,' say 'cinco' ('SINK-oh').
6. To say 'six,' say 'seis' ('SAYSS,' rhymes with 'trace').
7. To say 'seven,' say 'siete' (roughly 'SYET-tay' with the first syllable rhyming with the Russian 'nyet').
8. To say 'eight,' say 'ocho' ('OH-cho,' rhymes with 'coach-oh').
9. To say 'nine,' say 'nueve' (roughly 'NWEHV-ay,' with the first syllable rhyming with 'Bev').
10. To say 'ten,' say 'diez' ('dyess,' rhymes with 'tress').

How did that feel? Are you enjoying yourself while you Learn To Talk Spanish? It's really very easy as I'm sure you are learning. All it takes is a little dedication multiplied with practice, and you'll on a sure-fire way to be speaking Spanish fluently.

It is a beautiful language and I am sure that you will enjoy it as much as I do.

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Overview

Rocket Spanish is an interesting and unique language product claiming that you can learn to talk Spanish in as little as 3 months. It is one of the lowest-cost products on the market which has made it very popular. There are a number of reasons for its popularity besides cost, and I am going to try and give you an honest review of it, finding out whether or not it is worth your time and money.

Rocket Spanish is popular among busy people as the program allows you to learn at your own pace; as fast or as slow as you want to. After purchasing, you are given instant-access to step-by-step audio lessons and games. The course is on MP3 allowing you to learn to talk Spanish on your computer, iPod, stereo or car.

The most unique thing about Rocket Spanish is their online interactive service. For example, you are shown a picture and given three options to determine the correct answer. The same is done for sounds. The idea is that as you work through the images and sounds, the words will embed themselves in your memory.

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How Long Is The Course?

Rocket Spanish is made up of 31 interactive lessons which according to the creator should take you three months or less to complete. A large amount of resources to refine grammar and memorise vocabulary are overall maximise your success as you learn to talk Spanish are also included.

Success Story
"...I would say the least they definitely get on their word when they say you will learn Spanish within three months, you definitely will if you put in the time..." Jennifer Lewis, GEORGIA USA

What Level Of Competency Does It Take You To?

Although you won't learn to talk Spanish and sound like a Spanish philosopher or scientist, Rocket Spanish will take you to a proficient standard. Providing you apply yourself to the course faithfully, there is no reason that you won't be able to hold conversations with natives of the tongue.

One interesting bonus of the course is its focus on pronunciation. One of the course's main selling points is the fact that you will learn to talk Spanish like a native, i.e. adapt your tongue for the different countries around the world which each embrace Spanish as their own language.

Essentially, this is 'street-wise' Spanish as opposed to formal education you might receive in a classroom. It's up to the individual to decide which method is more practical.

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So Is It Worth It?

Rocket Spanish is a fine overall course, but it lacks one special ingredient - living in a Spanish speaking country. Mind you, if we held this against every learn to talk Spanish course, there would be none left.

I definitely recommend Rocket Spanish to those who are willing and able to learn to talk Spanish. But you must have the diligence required - although three months is a short time, it requires daily practice. I would encourage anyone who has finished the course to book a trip to a Spanish-speaking country as soon as possible and truly exercise what you have learned.

Rocket Spanish is a great diving board, but daily immersion in the language with natives is what teaches you to swim. Ultimately, the best way to learn to talk Spanish is an integration of both methods.

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