COF Senior Member United States Joined 5839 days ago 262 posts - 354 votes Speaks: English*
| Message 1 of 2 27 August 2009 at 10:59am | IP Logged |
I studied Spanish for about 6 months and made pretty decent progress, I developed a
sound grammatical knowledge of basic Spanish and I would say got my Spanish to a level
where I could be considered a strong beginner, on visits to Spain I was never
misunderstood and generally found a way of getting my point across.
However, I haven't done any Spanish for about 6 months now, and I want to pick it up
again, but I'm not sure how to proceed really. I don't really fancy going over old
courses which assume you have no knowledge of the language as they are quite basic and
I feel I may find it boring.
Can anyone suggest a good course that assumes not a brilliant standard of Spanish, but
certainly not a beginner either and will take someone firmly into being a strong
intermediate?
Thanks
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Bradley326 Groupie Joined 6184 days ago 78 posts - 104 votes Speaks: English* Studies: Russian, Kazakh, Spanish
| Message 2 of 2 27 August 2009 at 6:32pm | IP Logged |
You might try "Breaking out of Beginner's Spanish". You can find it at Amazon.com.
It's not a typical book because it doesn't really cover grammar. It assumes you already have a fair foundation in Spanish and gives tips/vocabulary/idioms to make yourself more natural and fluent.
Obviously how much use you'll get out of it depends on your current level of Spanish. But it is a wonderful book and I'd recommend it to every intermediate Spanish learner.
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