And in case you're on a tight budget, more than 50% of the resources listed are free. Crucially, you'll be able to view recommendations based on your current level. I'm going to give you a toolkit containing all the resources you need for becoming fluent in Spanish. And you'd probably spend too much time with English-speaking expats anyway.
Because let's face it: few of us have the time or money for this. I'm also not going to tell you that the best way to learn Spanish is to move or travel to a Spanish-speaking country. You don't need expensive audio courses - why use them when there are so many great Spanish podcasts and shows? You don't need outdated software like Rosetta Stone. And most of the recommended tools aren't there because they're the best but because the website owner is receiving commission on any sales. The problem is, when you look for advice on what to use, it usually doesn't take into account your level, goals or budget. Consequently, dozens of resources are available for learning it. Spanish is the 2nd most widely spoken language in the world. Early Intermediate level (B1) - best tools & resources Introduction.Basic level (A2) - best tools & resources.Beginners (A0/A1) - best tools & resources.
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