Learn in Your Car Spanish Complete Language Course (Learn in Your Car) by Henry N. Raymond And Oscar M Ramirez
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Book Reviews of Learn in Your Car Spanish Complete Language Course (Learn in Your Car)
Book Review: Good for building up your vocabulary.
Summary: 4 Stars
It is fairly difficult to learn only by listening, but these CDs will make a long commute to and from work worthwhile. This set should only be an aid to learning Spanish and I would not recommend it as a single source of learning Spanish. You will have to go through each CD a couple of times to memorize the phrases and vocabulary words. The price makes it affordable.Book Review: Learn in Your Car Spanish
Summary: 5 Stars
These cd's use rote memory and repetition to teach. This is the best method I've found for learning a foreign language. The pharses used are of the type that you would use in normal conversation. They do not take a lot of time explaining a lot of abstract consepts and useless history.Book Review: Exactly what I was looking for!
Summary: 5 Stars
I'm getting married in Punta Cana in a few months. I don't have time to learn everything so I am extremely happy with this series of CD's because it starts me off with the basics that I will most certainly need when I travel. I can definately recommend this system.Book Review: Bueno
Summary: 5 Stars
I really enjoy this CD series. It is very easy to understand and I highly reccomend it.
Book Review: Learn in Your Car
Summary: 3 Stars
Between the initial lessons covered so far (Level 1) and Level 2 lessons (tape 2) there are several editorial errors. In some cases the response made in the CD has no connection with the initial phrase or it is in the wrong person or verb form.
Such errors would be particularly confusing if one were driving in a car and counting on a correct response without reference to the accompanying booklet. When using the booklet concurrently, the confusion is minimal.
There are also errors in the booklet, where that response has no connection with the initial phrase.
Also, in the many cases where the anticipated response is fairly long on the part of the listener, not enough time is given for the listener to frame his/her reply either out loud or in his/her head. One or two additional seconds would help.