I'm just curious to hear opinions from anyone who has used Rosetta Stone to learn a language. I'm interested in learning Spanish, but I don't really have time to take a class - or more specifically the classes don't fit my schedule.

Are there any schools in MX or S. America that focus solely on learning Spanish, like 40+ hours per week. With one on one tutor style teaching. Are there any schools that dont waste time on salsa lessons and surfing.
-Also any schools with nice hotel right next door. I do not want to do homestay.

My 5 year old son is extremely interested in learning Spanish and Chinese and I'd like to find a video or computer program to help him. He reads at a 4th grade level so something recommended for an age range of up to 10 would probably be okay. Low cost is preferable, but willing to look at all recommendations if it's worked well for you.

i need help learning spanish. what is the most efficient way to study for it?thx.

I really want to learn spanish. I thought about getting Rosetta Stone but it's a little too pricey for me. Does anyone know if "Learning Spanish Like Crazy" (Vol. 1 & 2) really works? I can't seem to find anything negative about it online when I google it! And hey I'm just being honest, that kinda worries me a little bit! Can something really be THAT good that there is ZERO complaints about it?? If you have used this program, please let me know what you think about it.

Hi, I hust began learning Spanish from the web as a total beginner, and I am already stuck with this quesion. Which verb do I use when, if they both mean To Be? How can I AM be both SOY and ESTOY?
Also, please let me know if you have some suggestions for an effective Spanish Learning program online (preferably free).
Thank, all.