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This program is designed for the person who wants to learn real Latin Spanish.  The teacher and creator Patrick Jackson is passionate about teaching his students how things are really spoken in Latin America.  Many language courses are based on Spanish from Europe which is fine, depending on what your goals are.  This Spanish Language course comes with a section as an added bonus of “Los Dichos” which is common phrases spoken in Latin America along with several other bonuses.

The main downfall of this Language course is that it does not have a written component to it which can be a problem for some learners.  It does however come with a downloadable transcript of all of the audio lessons so that you can follow along.

This Spanish course is narrated by a native Spanish speaker which is great because you can be assured that the pronunciation is correct.  The speaker does however speak relatively quickly so be prepared to go over the lessons more than one time in order to let it all sink in.  This is a good thing though, because you do get into the practice of listening and hearing the Spanish language spoken normally.

This is a linguistic based Spanish language immersion course where only the first few lessons are taught in English and quickly you are transferred over to using only Spanish getting you used to only hearing Spanish.

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Price: $99.95 for downloadable version $299.95 +SH for the cd home version.

Product:  The digital downloadable version includes 30 lessons of Learning Spanish Like Crazy Level 1 as well as the bonus Spanish sayings. It also includes FSI Programmatic Spanish One, FSI Programmatic Spanish Two, FSI Spanish 3, FSI Spanish 4, and the FSI Fast Course as Bonus material.  There is a level 2 available if you would like to continue your Spanish learning.

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Some Testimonials: “My name is John Rader and I reside in Bettendorf, Iowa. Four months ago, I wrote my first “testimonial” for Learning Spanish Like Crazy. Even with less than half the Level One course work under my belt, I was extremely enthusiastic about the program and felt confident in my learning progress. Now that I finished all lessons in Level One and also Level One of the FSI program, I am not at all embarrassed to strike up a simple conversation with a native Spanish-speaking person. Working through FSI Levels 2 & 3, plus your upcoming Level Two LSLC Course should keep me busy for another several months and bring me to my initial goal of being fluent in Spanish! Not only are the materials solid and progressive in their teaching, you can sense the team approach and professionalism of the LSLC staff. Again, thank you Patrick, Liliana, Sebastian, Pamela, Ruben and everyone else involved with LSLC. Your dedication to excellence is refreshing. My short-range goal? Go to Bolivia and help a colleague in his orphanage and village this fall. From there I am unsure, but let’s face it, with perhaps 350 million Spanish speaking people in North, Central and South America, being truly fluent in Spanish can open any number of career opportunities for anyone willing to master these materials.”

Wish I’d Found this one First!, March 9, 2007

I have spent probably a thousand dollars on courses like Pimsleur (I went through all three levels; heavy on pounding stuff into your head, but not enough vocabulary to write home about), Auralog computer-based Spanish(boring and tends to crash the computer), and “Behind the Wheel Spanish” (inconsistent — way too slow, then way too fast) in my attempt to learn Spanish. What a waste! Everything I wanted was in “Learning Spanish Like Crazy.” I only wish I’d found it first.

The lessons are, like Pimsleur, structured to pound stuff into your head so you won’t forget it as soon as you learn it. But LSLC differs from Pimsleur in several key ways.

1. There’s enough vocabulary to choke a mule — and that’s good thing.
2. Every verb is fully conjugated in each lesson, so you recognize the patterns and start “absorbing” them faster…but it’s done in a conversational style so you barely realize “hey, I’m conjugating a verb” and you don’t get grossed out by the fact that you’re learning grammar.
3. Brief explanations are given on things that are complicated or irregular so you understand why you are doing what you’re doing, instead of learning by rote. (Adult learners need to understand why, trust me.)
4. It moves along at a good pace. It’s taken me 10 days to get to Lesson 13 and I’ve enjoyed every lesson. Lesson 13 introduces the student to reflexive verbs (and you know it because they tell you, “today we’re doing reflexive verbs.” Pimsleur never tells you what you’re doing — which is fine if you’re a kid, but boring and confusing if you’re over the age of 40!)
5. Best of all, it isn’t boring. There are plenty of reasons to pay attention when attempting to learn a language, but it’s easier to say than to do with some courses. LSLC makes it easy to pay attention because there’s always something going on.
6. Lessons are logically laid out, with specific groups of related words in each lesson so you can absorb them all; with Pimsleur the words sometimes seem chosen at random and the conversations change ideas from sentence to sentence.

Again, I’m only on Lesson 13, but I like what I’m doing and my vocabulary has increased drastically; I know words for day-to-day functions that Pimsleur never covered although we take such words for granted in English. I’ve already purchased LSLC level 2. This is great! Highly recommended to anybody who wants to really learn and understand Spanish.