Comments on: The New Spanish Pod http://learningspanishblog.com/the-new-spanish-pod/ My Journey Learning the Spanish Language Sat, 11 Oct 2008 02:02:19 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Wayne http://learningspanishblog.com/the-new-spanish-pod/#comment-123 Wayne Mon, 12 May 2008 13:47:19 +0000 http://learningspanishblog.com/?p=104#comment-123 I get my updates through iTunes also, so I don't really see the website much either. When they were talking on the podcasts about their 100th episode and videos I had to check out the site. Strange that a Spanish learning podcast is produced in Shanhai China. I checked out Chinese Pod once and I think I'll stick to Spanish. I get my updates through iTunes also, so I don’t really see the website much either. When they were talking on the podcasts about their 100th episode and videos I had to check out the site.

Strange that a Spanish learning podcast is produced in Shanhai China. I checked out Chinese Pod once and I think I’ll stick to Spanish.

]]> By: Michael http://learningspanishblog.com/the-new-spanish-pod/#comment-122 Michael Mon, 12 May 2008 13:20:03 +0000 http://learningspanishblog.com/?p=104#comment-122 I really love SpanishPod. They are the most high-interest podcast I've found as of yet. Right now I feel very comfortable with the Intermediate podcasts and moderately comfortable with the upper Intermediates. I absolutely love Liliana's accent (it's incredibly clear, not the muddled speech typical of rural Mexico). I need to go check out the website updates, though. I get my podcasts through iTunes and never look at the page! I'm also recording my Spanish learning process on my blog page here: http://www.learningspanishintexas.com As you can imagine, the Mexican form of Spanish is the most useful for us here in Texas! -Michael I really love SpanishPod. They are the most high-interest podcast I’ve found as of yet. Right now I feel very comfortable with the Intermediate podcasts and moderately comfortable with the upper Intermediates. I absolutely love Liliana’s accent (it’s incredibly clear, not the muddled speech typical of rural Mexico).

I need to go check out the website updates, though. I get my podcasts through iTunes and never look at the page!

I’m also recording my Spanish learning process on my blog page here:

http://www.learningspanishintexas.com

As you can imagine, the Mexican form of Spanish is the most useful for us here in Texas!

-Michael

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