Spanish credits - TESC

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To study: http://www.duolingo.com it's amazing and game changing (like Khan Academy when it first came out) it's nearly identical to Rosetta Stone but free.

I just took a look at that. Thank for posting, its a pretty great site! I know a lot of random words from growing up in a household where Spanish was spoken but not taught... so I think it would be helpful for me to be able to correctly structure sentences!

I've heard good things about Pimsleur (Learn a new Language | Pimsleur Official Store | Pimsleur Method) too, which apparently is available through many libraries.

For anyone else who may be interested, check with your local library, as many offer free language learning services online, one of which is Pronunciator (Pronunciator | The world's largest language-learning service.).