Comments on: Learning Spanish Like Crazy Review: An Honest Opinion

By: Cerito

Cerito — Sun, 07 Nov 2010 10:14:36 +0000

I did Pimsleur first and they have the clearest voices with perfect enuciation. I found the female voice light, airy and having no volume. I’ve wasted so much time with the playback button trying to decipher her speach. One plus was that they did verb tenses extensively. Maybe I was spoiled by Pimsleur and if I had done LSLC first I wouldn’t have this complaint. LSLC needs to put out a second edition of volume 1 where they invest in a professional speaker.

By: JessK

JessK — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:42:39 +0000

Learning Spanish Like Crazy is an excellent choice for anyone that likes to learn primarily by listening and following step-by-step audio lessons that build on each other for progressive learning. The lessons are fun and simple to follow and contain interactive elements which are proven to accelerate learning and engage students of the Spanish language.

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By: Tom

Tom — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 05:59:31 +0000

I finished both nivels of LSLC and they have helped me become much more fluent. I found that I could not go on and learn much from Nivel 1 past the preterito (maybe lesson 15) until I learned it in school, however. But once I learned all the tenses formally in school (in a 5-week immersion program in mexico), I was able to go through more or less all 68 lessons or so (from lesson 15 or 20 all the way to 68) in the following 9 months. My spanish is much better than before and I highly recommend LSLC. I wish they would put out a LSLC nivel 3 with more practice with new verbs, phrases, and situations (with the same tenses since they were already all covered).

By: Me

Me — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 21:59:31 +0000

Walt, i hope your joking. you say someone has a hearing deficit/learning disabitly because they didnt experience what you did from the program… whatever, thats a really lame observation.

Anyways, I do agree with WWarburton on 1 thing… I wish they would have reviewed material covered in previous lessons more often. After learning reflexive verbs, it took about 10 lessons for them to mention them again, and by then, I forgot. Thats my only dislike.

By: Nyc_T_S

Nyc_T_S — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 19:46:51 +0000

Wwarburton it sounds like you need to begin writing the words down when you get to your destination and reviewing them DAILY. You should also at this point, begin seeking out conversation, as “live” usage tends to help solidify words and helps you to pinpoint weakness that you can work on the next time.

I myslef left the USA to live in the Dominican Republic and without this course by my side (I learned up to 20+ before i left) and some grammar books (Practice makes Perfct series) i would not be speaking as well as i do now, 2.5 years later

By: Walt

Walt — Fri, 31 Oct 2008 00:54:49 +0000

Forgive me, but it sounds liw wwarburton’s main problem is that he/she possibly has learning disabilities, as well as a hearing deficit, because I did not experience ANY of the problems mentioned.