Expats: Learn Spanish 20 Options Plus Free Spanish Phrases and Sentences Online.

Moving to South America? Learn Spanish!

Freebies First! if you don't have time to take Spanish classes you'll be happy to know we've partnered with WorldNomads to bring you their iPod language guides - FREE! Learn Spanish on your iPod or download their FREE Spanish iPod phrasebook! It's basic but it's free and fun!

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In addition, we put together free list of Spanish phrases and their English translations below. You can print them out.

Learn Spanish before you move to South America

The following are programs, courses and guidebooks you can use to learn Spanish. As with any product or service you should thoroughly review the information presented, read customer testimonials, and make use of any return-policies or money-back guarantees they offer if you are not satisfied with the offer. GoSouthExpat.com does not endorse any one program more than another, does not offer any guarantees over the programs listed, and offers this for informational purposes only.

Synergy Spanish: Click Here

Rocket Spanish: Click Here

Learning Spanish like Crazy: Click Here For Level Two Click Here

The Verbarrator Spanish verb conjunction software: Click Here

Streetwise Spanish: Click Here

Lingo Basics: Click Here

Speak Spanish Fast: Click Here

Surefire Spanish: Click Here

Learn Spanish fast with Transparent Language™ software

FREE SHIPPING on every Visual Link Spanish Course

Rosetta Stone Version 3: Spanish (Latin America) Level 1,2,3,4 & 5 Set with Audio Companion

Learn in Your Car Spanish Complete Language Course (Spanish Edition)

Complete Medical Spanish : A Practical Course for Quick and Confident Communication

Learn These Free Spanish Phrases

You don't have to speak Spanish perfectly in Latin America. Most people are understanding and patient with foreigners as long as you show you are making an effort. Grammar and pronunciation are second in line to effort. You will more likely gain the respect of your host country's citizens if you make an effort. The keywords here are 'make an effort'.

The following are some basic, general, and emergency phrases you can learn (or print out and take with you). Remember, Spanish is read and spoken phonetically, exactly as it is written (each letter has only one sound so there is no guessing involved, what could be easier). And the letter “h” is silent. So here we go, not necessarily in order of importance. Or maybe they are...

Learn Spanish Free Spanish Phrases