Rosetta Stone or Spanish Learners Prog?

as an aside (I'll prolly make another post about this later on), anyone have any tips/pointers to good resources on how to set up a not-for-profit business entity? ie is my only choice to do it as a corporation or LLC (and thus have certain mandatory state fees etc), or are there ways to do not-for-profit proprietorships or some kind of other hybrid entity?

I'll OFC do my own research but this is part of it

nolan learned by talking with us in vent ;p, best would be to get a spanish talking friend and harrass him constantly imo

I am scared of spanish talkers

im doing rosetta stone. took spanish in high school (10 years ago). at the time i could read spanish ok, write it not so well, speak it worse, hear it not at all.

its definitely helpful. if you put in the hours and do the whole program im not sure how you wouldnt be fluent in spanish. i dont know what the other thing is though to say if its nearly as good. locoos advice is great, but i think you should complement it with actually learning the language formally

for vocab go to memrise.com >>>>its an awesome free site

If you're going to pay money to learn Spanish, you might as well go to the local community college and learn it from someone who can be hands on with you.

I have Rosetta Stone for Korean level 1.

- I used it for a short while and got bored with it.
- At first you want to learn a new language, but once you actually get the program you will most likely get bored with it.
- They start you off with showing you pictures and try to get you to remember words via picture memory. After a few levels you will get bored and probably stop.

I lived in Korea for a little while, I learned much more from living there and picking up new words everyday and memorizing them. It was easier this way because I was around people who spoke mostly Korean, even though most people in Seoul know at least a little English to answer questions you ask and they are eager to learn the English language once you start talking to them first.

I currently take a Korean language class at my college, I find it much more helpful than Rosetta stone, because with the Korean language, it's much more than just learning the words and forming sentences. There's multiple ways to say the same thing, and also it depends on how old the person is you're talking to. (Unlike the English language, for the most part.)

Having a teacher who can help you with any question you might have when learning a new language is key to success, and you also want to have someone to talk to in that new language and help you spell/pronounce/write correctly in that new language.

btw this guy is sick CPG Grey
sickest educator imo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?index=14...v&annotation_id=annotation_286635

Date a spanish speaking girl ! Fuck, I don't even know how to say it in english. I should date a english spokening girl

torrents man

On January 25 2012 08:53 Fujikura wrote: torrents man

You dont NEED to learn spanish. Trust me on that. Anyone worth dealing with in this world speaks english. However, if you're looking to enrich your life and open up possibilities during travel then I suggest you learn it. But need? No such thing. That was just a bunch of bullshit educational institutions plastered into people's minds.