Rocket Spanish

Basic Spanish Words : Introduction

You want to study Spanish and you want to find out:

• which Spanish course is the best for you
• are you really interested in making the effort to study Spanish

Before you enroll yourself in any Spanish course, try out a free Spanish course or class first to find out:

• whether you really like to learn the language
• whether what is on the program is really what you wanted (do you want to read, write, converse only...)
• whether this type of course suits you well or not.

Rocket Spanish comes with a free 6 day mini course as well. The approach of the course is to teach you how to speak Spanish in a conversation without hesitation. Reading and writing is secondary as the lessons focus on audio repetitions, ideal to learn Spanish in your car :-)

They will actually give you their first three lessons of their Interactive Audio Course FREE so that you can see just how well it works for you.

Table of Contents for the Rocket Spanish 6-Day Mini Course.

1. Part 1 - Greetings in Spanish (audio lesson)
2. Part 2 - Greetings Explained (text lesson)
3. Part 3 - Introducing Yourself in Spanish (audio lesson)
4. Part 4 - Introductions Explained (text lesson)
5. Part 5 - Getting What You Want (audio lesson)
6. Part 6 - Ordering Explained (text lesson)

Basic Spanish Words illustrated:
make your own flashcards and have fun when learning Spanish!

By the end of the course, you will be able master the following basic Spanish words and phrases:

• to order in a restaurant,
• introduce yourself in Spanish,
• explain just how much Spanish you know

These Basic Spanish words are VITAL if you are planning to travel to a Spanish-speaking country.

By learning to take part in conversations yourself, you are going to teach yourself to respond aloud to real, spoken Spanish.

How to learn Spanish words

Don't waste your time with courses that just teach you vocabulary and grammar. If you are going to make full use of learning another language, you HAVE to speak it. Lessons are normally organized as follows:

• Your first lesson will be an Interactive Audio Lesson, which requires you to listen and repeat Spanish words in the context of a conversation.
• Your second lesson will be a Text Lesson, which contains an explanation of the grammar and vocabulary behind what you are learning.
• Then you will go on to the next lesson in which previous lessons will be repeated in order to memorize what you have learned by progressing further in stead of staying put with one lesson.

Best way to learn Spanish

Work through lessons: listen, speak, and learn! Whatever you do, continue to the next lesson, even if something wasn't clear in a previous lesson. Languages are a way of making yourself understood in one way or another. If one way is not clear for you, chances are big you will find another way when you proceed.

Make sure it feels fun what you are doing and use your imagination that you are speaking with real Spanish people already in a Spanish country.

Visualize as much as you can and make your own Spanish words flash cards like the one above.