Instant Immersion Spanish
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Instant Immersion Spanish I-DVD
$11.50 Studio: Topics Entertainment Release Date: 05/14/2009... |
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Instant Immersion Interactive French i-DVD
$5.95 You can learn French without leaving your couch! Use your remote to navigate this simple language DVD learning program, and play games and participate in activities that will have you speaking a new language in no time! Compete against friends and family in French with interactive quizzes, and practice conversations with native speakers.... |
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Instant Immersion Interactive Japanese i-DVD
$5.95 You can learn Japanese without leaving your couch! Use your remote to navigate this simple language DVD learning program, and play games and participate in activities that will have you speaking a new language in no time! Compete against friends and family in Japanese with interactive quizzes, and practice conversations with native speakers.... |
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Instant Immersion Spanish (5 CD-ROM Set)
$29.99 MANUFACTURER WARRANTY: 90... |
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INSTANT IMMERSION INGLES CRASH COURSE
$9.99 Designed to pinpoint the most relevant information needed for daily communication the Instant Immersion Ingles Crash Course provides a quick and thorough program for travelers students and business people alike who need to master key speaking skills- fast! This 3 CD audio suite features salutations the alphabet pronunciation and much more enabling you to converse with ease. Join the millions of pe... |
Can you recommend a good language learning software?
I'm going to immerse in the Spanish of America … Has anyone tried Rosetta Stone? Instant Immersion? Berlitz? Any feedback will be very useful. Thank you.
I've never used Rosetta Stone to try to learn a language, but I spent a couple of years working as an ESL teacher at a community college and used the English version of Rosetta Stone. I've thought about getting version in Spanish and myself had a couple of years and I keep learning Spanish, especially in colloquial manner. I think it's worth what I saw, but again, was not learning for myself. I spent several hours of training that if (in English, which I'm fluent in) to get an idea of how it works, so it could be in trouble. There were some students who really do not know any English and had residues of hours that do not learn anything because I just wanted credit to spend time working. But if you're actually trying and know a little Spanish already, you should be good.
