Anyone know where to learn Spanish cheaply?

[Dr_Tay]

Like to learn Spanish and get a certificate in it. Where can you learn it cheaply in KL or PJ?

My email is sribayu88@<hidden>

[wpyeoh]

I don't know about getting certs, but here's a website to learn languages (only the basics, of course). It has pictures that you can move the mouse over and hear the words. Might help while you're learning ^_^

languageguide.org

[pandaboy]

I don't know about getting certs, but here's a website to learn languages (only the basics, of course). It has pictures that you can move the mouse over and hear the words. Might help while you're learning ^_^

languageguide.org

Interesting website! Thanks for the link.

By the way, does anyone actually tried learning a new language completely off the net? Meaning, without attending classes, just with the help of websites and such? Any success stories?

[OperaGhost]

By the way, does anyone actually tried learning a new language completely off the net? Meaning, without attending classes, just with the help of websites and such? Any success stories?

Well, I bought a book to learn Spanish and spent a few weeks watching Spanish series to learn their pronunciation. (And their culture, their expression, their dressing sense etc.) The translation in Microsoft Words is quite helpful too.

But this is nothing near a successful case. Just an inexpensive way to pick up a new language. I hope I can learn Spanish properly in a language centre but most of the language centres in my area only offer French, Japanese, and perhaps, German. No Spanish.