Sunday, November 30, 2003, 06:36 GMT
Hello,
After stumbling here from supermemo.com, I liked the sound of the advice given for learning English. But, being a native English speaker, I have no need to follow these guidelines for this language. Instead, I was thinking I could perhaps apply the same techniques to other languages.
The problem of the moment is obtaining a quality Spanish-Spanish dictionary in a software format, with lots of example sentences and a clear pronounciation guide, as well as other suitable books and documents suitable for the beginner.
Can anyone recommend such Spanish-language resources?
Any recommendations for other languages would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Brian
After stumbling here from supermemo.com, I liked the sound of the advice given for learning English. But, being a native English speaker, I have no need to follow these guidelines for this language. Instead, I was thinking I could perhaps apply the same techniques to other languages.
The problem of the moment is obtaining a quality Spanish-Spanish dictionary in a software format, with lots of example sentences and a clear pronounciation guide, as well as other suitable books and documents suitable for the beginner.
Can anyone recommend such Spanish-language resources?
Any recommendations for other languages would also be appreciated.
Thanks,
Brian