What's the best way to learn Spanish?

No, really..

Spanish is the third most spoken language in the world.

400 Millions people speak it

And millions are learning Spanish every day. You are one of them.

So having the right tools to learn this language is CRUCIAL to success. Read on.

- Software

- Audio

- Immersion

A Spanish language software and good audio course are the 2 greatest ways to learn this language on your own. Take a look below to see some reviews.

Immersion is simply going to Spain or some Latin American country where Spanish is the native language and speak it.

I've looked over many language learning applications and found Rosetta Stone to be absolutely the BEST of the best.

Why is that, you ask? Well, remember when I told you about immersion? The guys from Rosetta Stone have taken immersion to another level.

Introducing...virtual immersion (wtf).

You immerse yourself without needing to go to a foreign country. You learn Spanish in the same way as you learned your first language which is without translation and without grammar.Take a look at their official website to learn more.

According to Wikipedia:

The Pimsleur language learning system is a language acquisition method developed by Paul Pimsleur. The system is centered around four main ideas: anticipation, graduated interval recall, core vocabulary, and organic learning.

Put in simple terms, Pimsleur is a system that can help you absorbe new words like a spоnge. It is so powerful that you can learn the very basics and have the best foundation within 30 days. Take a better look at Amazon (Pimsleur does not have its official website as its not a company) to see the price and rest of the details. 

$99 for a software that offers the same value that some 400-500 dollars software does is a great investment.

That's why I decided to put Rocket Spanish into this list. Simply put, Rocket Spanish is a software with:

- Interactive audio lessons

- Grammar audio lessons

- 6 books to practice Spanish

I've tried the interactive audio lessons and they looked a lot like Pimsleur (just Pimsleur is 3 times more expensive). Their grammar explanations are also decent. If you want more info, you can take a look at their official webiste. 

BBC Spanish is the best step-by-step system to learn Spanish. The greatest thing that separates BBC from other free tools is its "movie method" in which you take part! You're in Madrid, traveling, going to your female friend where you'll meet lots of new people.

BBC Spanish Mi Vida Loca is one of the most engaging methods I've seen to learn the Spanish language. You MUST check it out.