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Jlambert1956
Joined 2013
Posts: 21

Learning Spanish

10 years ago

I will be coming to Ecuador for an extended stay or longer sometime this year. I took Spanish in HS, but I'm almost 58 years old and only remember very little. I found an awesome program online called Fluencia. I pay them less than $15 a month and have access to the entire program and can learn as fast or slow as I wish. I really didn't think learning would be this easy at my age, but I can't believe how good this program is. I would suggest that everyone going to a Latin America country go online and try this program. They actually have a free version, but it only gives samples of each Section. I've been using it for only a month and am very excited at how much I've learned and am retaining at this point. It has eased my fear of being able to get around and communicate once I get to Ecuador. I'm not selling this product and don't represent this product... but just wanted to share what I found online that has helped me greatly in preparation for EC. Good luck all.

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