Conversational Spanish in 30 minutes a day, for 20 days, using only a notebook. This video course is a culmination of 15 years teaching conversational Spanish. It's the exact way I teach Spanish to military special forces before deployment. The course is for anyone who is not yet conversational in Spanish. The course is NOT for anyone who wants to study Spanish in theory, but not communicate in real life. This is Day 1. You need 30 minutes, uninterrupted. And a notebook. As I build this course daily in the Classroom section of group, the early-bird price is $20. At midnight on Sunday, November 30th, the course will have its first price increase to $47. So sign up now, for lifetime access. The course is available ONLY in this Skool group. Please do not spend years and years and dollars and dollars chasing delusional methods in apps, books, and with teachers. There is nothing standing in the way between you and Conversational Spanish. We have cleared the path, simplified the approach, and built the bridge. As you'll see when you watch the first video, the method will empower you to learn as fast (or slow) as you want to, using the following principles: - Language learning happens ONLY when you are communicating. - Questions and Answers are a back-and-forth game (like tennis). - Language is a Creative Tool. - The OPI (military speaking test) is the only way to test your progress. All of this will become completely clear as you go through the course. And with these new language learning epiphanies, you'll realize that speaking Italian, German, Portuguese, Arabic, or any other language of your choosing can be a reality, too. Take a seat. Grab a notebook and pen. And let's think, write, and speak Spanish.

Please consider all times in Chicago time. A comment saying what language(s) you would attend would be nice too.

We could create practice groups on Zoom where we practice specific languages.

What's going on today? Tell me in the language you're learning ... Tamil @Sheila Forde, Spanish @Steve Washington and @Marion Tinsley . I'll do one in Pashto.