theres actually a few really good ones that you can find online. one is called Rocket Spanish (see below for links).

I tried this online spanish course last year and it worked just like it said it would. I don’t think i actually learned spanish in 8 weeks though, but then again i wasn’t giving it my full attention.

if you really want to learn spanish online, make sure you actually stick with it and dont get sidetracked. its not really something that you can work on one day and then take a week break and then come back to.

once you learn fully learn the language you should be good for a while, but while in the process DO NOT TAKE BREAKS! lol

you shouldn’t be paying 500 bucks for anything, but if you want to try them both it will cost about a total of $200.

The two online spanish courses that were reviewed have money back guarantees so there is no need to worry. give it a try

Links:

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Well, I guess I’ll be the first to take a ***** at this. I’m an on-line spanish teacher so here are some of my opinions.

It depends much on how much you want to learn and I don’t mean motivation but quantity. Truely learning to speak any new language takes years and years and at least some years speaking the language with native speakers to get it down even half-way.

If you want support to learn spanish, I’d like to recommend LearnSpanish.com or StudySpanish.com (they’re actually the same site). There’s a lot of imformation there but you must supplement it with other books of study and tons of motivation. If you want to go so far, there are also teachers to help you for next to nothing (well, that’s my fee anyway).

But I want to reinterate, you will NEVER learn to speak spanish completely by either books alone or using an internet study site. You MUST spend lots (and I mean tons) of time actually speaking the language with native speakers.

By the way – be sure to get Barron’s 501 Spanish Verbs and Dorthy Richmond’s book, Spanish Verb Tenses to help you. And get a reasonable dictionary. Right now, my recommendation is the Berlitz dictionary. It’s pretty good although I’ve found a few mistakes. Don’t get the Chicago University and especially don’t get into the VOX series. They’re just way over your head and will confuse you to no end.

It took me 11 years to get very good at spanish. Don’t expect miracles. They just don’t happen. Hey, but don’t ever give up no mattes how hard it gets either (and it can get hard). Stay with it at your best pace and it will eventually come to you. I know.

Rich

I haven’t actually taken the spanish course, but I’m currently learning french on
It’s pretty good, and you get to learn by talking to native speakers, rather than just reading pages upon pages.
It’s free too. =]