Si vous voulez non seulement apprendre, mais aussi comprendre l'espagnol, ce livre est fait pour vous ! Andy Warhol was an accomplished advertising illustrator and graphic artist before he became well-known as a Pop artist and celebrity.

With most others, I have found that there is far too much unnecessary grammar introduced far too early to engage the learner and provide opportunities to succeed in reproducing and reusing the language learnt. You should focus on the past and the future tense because that’s what you use most of the time when you’re talking to somebody. If you have something to share or a question about the Spanish language, post and we'll help the best we can! Using words that you already know puts you at a huge advantage as an English speaker learning Spanish.

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Explanations are good, though the author does not point out differences in pronunciation between European and American Spanish like the author Eric Vogt does. If you listen to Michel Thomas first Total Spanish with the Michel Thomas Method (Michel Thomas Series) , then read Magic Key as you will be able to pronounce all of the words, afterwards get Sandberg's 'Spanish For Reading' Spanish for Reading you will be very effective in Spanish and save a fortune on the ineffective materials out there. Now the book says it’s “A Creative And Proven Approach,” and that’s because it truly is; the author was one of the best language teachers of her time. Learn the basics of the Spanish language with this easy-to-use guide featuring original illustrations by Andy Warhol—from one of America's most prominent language teachers.DOUBLE ONLY L, R All other letters, such as “ss, pp, mm, nn, tt, ff” (except “1,” “r”), which are doubled in English, become single letters in Spanish. Completely eliminating rote memorization and painfully boring drills, Madrigal's Magic Key to Spanish is guaranteed to help you-. When you understand that verbs change according to who you’re talking about, everything begins to fall into place. I am no language savant (a fact, sadly, not false modesty), but I am a linguistic enthusiast and, having sought out, and used, beginner level materials for Russian, Japanese, Italian, Greek and Amharic and having taken French (A level) and German (O level) at school/college (a long, long time ago :-D), I can say that this book is better at getting the learner up and running with usable language than any other book or online resource that I have found to date, by a country mile. Everything that is introduced is followed by more than ample opportunity to practice: there are sentences to read and word/phrase combination drills to perform.