Help Could you recommend some Spanish courses to brush up on the language before searching for N in Mexico or SA?

[Lifeaffirmingchoice]

I used to be near fluent but need a refresher. Any courses / books / materials that might be especially helpful when hunting for N would be appreciated.

 

[LaVieEnRose]

There is a sea of resources to learn Spanish. It's hard to pick one outstanding one.

But you can just use Google translate. It's come a long way. And have a picture of the product for reference. Other people who didn't know Spanish seem to have gotten by doing that.

 

[Lifeaffirmingchoice]

There is a sea of resources to learn Spanish. It's hard to pick one outstanding one.

But you can just use Google translate. It's come a long way. And have a picture of the product for reference. Other people who didn't know Spanish seem to have gotten by doing that.

Oh yes, true. Thanks for the advice.

 

[SilverTiger]

For being free; Duoling is outstanding.
Try watching films, and media. I watched Star Trek in French.
Also music, try some music in Spanish.

Good luck, you have got this.

 

[Lifeaffirmingchoice]

For being free; Duoling is outstanding.
Try watching films, and media. I watched Star Trek in French.
Also music, try some music in Spanish.

Good luck, you have got this.

I'm past Duolingo unless they have added more levels since the last time I used it. You're right, I should progress to media now probably.

Thanks for the well wishes!

 

[TheOnlychild1311]

Native spanish speaker here, maybe I can help you

 

[martinso67]

I think that would be the only real utility or real life case where my Spanish skills are/were useful.
Sometimes one does learn or do stuff that benefits oneself much later in life.