Anna asked:


About 2-3 weeks ago I started working at a McDonald’s where the majority of my coworkers speak Spanish as a first language. I get along great with them, and I’m trying to learn the language with their help. I’ve picked up several new words and phrases by listening and asking questions, but I’d really like to have real conversations with them.
Can anyone suggest a site or something that offers a free introductory course of good quality? I can’t afford to get lots of books and lessons. There are probably plenty of courses out there, but I wouldn’t know where to begin to look. Can you suggest a course that you perhaps have used in the past, or know someone that has had a good experience with one?
Thank you in advance!

Precious

4 Responses to “I’d like to learn some basic Spanish. Can anyone link me to a free crash course online?”

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