Learn in Your Car Spanish Level Two

by Henry N. Raymond

Our best-selling audio language-learning program provides comprehensive grammar and vocabulary to beginners and advanced students, offering guidance in pronunciation in addition to language fundamentals. Updated for the 21st century and re-recorded with fresh voiceovers, Learn In Your Car includes terminology for cell phones, computers and the Internet, as well as contemporary currencies and usages. Listeners learn pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar of a new language without the need of a Level 1: Key words and phrases, basic grammar skills, emphasizes travel needs; Level 2: Expands vocabulary, new grammar concepts, more day-to-day activities; Level 3: Broadens vocabulary base, more advanced grammar skills, enriches conversational ability. 3 hours of audio on 3 compact discs, 1 Listening Guide with recorded text for reference and grammar notes.

50 pages, Audio CD

First published June 28, 1991

Reviews

[Natalie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Becoming fluent in Spanish is a bucket list item for me. I’ve been trying different avenues at the same time to get better at it—Babbel, movies in Spanish with English subtitles, and these audiobooks.

This audiobook series consists of stating an English sentence once and then repeating it in Spanish twice. Is it tedious and likely a less effective way to learn than other options? Yes. Did I space out for a few minutes sometimes while driving and miss information? Absolutely. Still, I now know more verb conjugations and vocabulary than before, and this audiobook form is a method that works with my current situation. So I’m sticking with it. I plan to listen to the last half of this one 1-2x more to really internalize it because listening to it once is definitely not enough.

[Denae Christine · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is just the level I needed. I am not really learning new words/phrases from these audiobooks so much as I am practicing recalling Spanish words faster. That is a skill the apps and printed books don't do as well. Maybe because I'm using sound so heavily with an audiobook.