Coffee Break Spanish

Coffee Break Spanish

As someone who has been interested in learning a new language for quite some time, I recently decided to give Coffee Break Spanish a try. For those who may not be familiar, Coffee Break Spanish is a language learning program that aims to help individuals learn Spanish through short, daily lessons that can be completed in just a few minutes at a time.

I was initially drawn to Coffee Break Spanish because of its focus on practical, conversational language. The program is designed to help learners quickly build a foundation in the language and then use that foundation to hold real-life conversations with Spanish speakers. This approach was very appealing to me because I was looking for a way to learn Spanish that would be practical and useful in my everyday life.

To get started with Coffee Break Spanish, I purchased the full course which includes access to all of the lessons and accompanying materials. The course is divided into 40 lessons, each of which focuses on a specific topic or grammatical concept. Each lesson includes a short audio lesson, a written lesson, and a variety of exercises and activities to help reinforce what you have learned.

One of the things I really appreciated about Coffee Break Spanish is the quality of the lessons. The audio lessons are well-produced and engaging, and the accompanying materials are well-written and easy to understand. The program does an excellent job of breaking down complex concepts into simple, bite-sized pieces that are easy to understand and remember.

One of the unique aspects of Coffee Break Spanish is the emphasis on conversational language. Rather than simply teaching you grammar rules and vocabulary lists, the program focuses on helping you learn how to use the language in real-life situations. This is done through a variety of activities and exercises, such as role-playing and listening comprehension exercises. I found these activities to be very helpful in building my confidence and improving my ability to hold conversations in Spanish.

In addition to the lessons and activities, Coffee Break Spanish also includes a number of useful resources. For example, the program includes a vocabulary trainer, which is a tool that helps you learn new words and phrases. The trainer allows you to create personalized flashcards and quizzes, and even has a feature that allows you to record your own voice to help you practice your pronunciation.

Another useful resource included with Coffee Break Spanish is the monthly magazine. The magazine is packed with interesting articles, cultural notes, and interviews with native Spanish speakers. I found the magazine to be a great way to learn more about the Spanish language and culture, and it also provided me with some additional listening practice.

One thing that I did not love about Coffee Break Spanish is the lack of visual aids. While the audio lessons and written materials are excellent, I found myself wanting more visual aids to help me understand some of the concepts. For example, I would have liked to see more videos or illustrations to help me understand some of the grammar rules and vocabulary.

Overall, I found Coffee Break Spanish to be an effective and fun resource to try on