Get Started with Spanish: Full Course Now on Babbel.com

PR Log (Press Release) – Aug 18, 2009 – Babbel.com (http://www.babbel.com) now gives English speakers a chance to go more in depth in Spanish with a premium Online Course. This is an addition to free learning materials and a social networking platform in five foreign languages. Adapted from proven print material, “Spanish – Get Started” takes advantage of the interactive, multimedia possibilities of the internet to offer one of the most effective language-learning methods around. Clearly presented with a good dose of fun, it is almost as effortless as a day at the beach – in Spain, of course.  

Step by step with natural audio and lots of visuals, the course teaches vocabulary and grammar rules essential for being understood when communicating with native Spanish speakers. While a sophisticated online Refresher tool encourages learning that sticks, access to Babbel.com’s engaged Community helps users meet and practice with over 400,000 other language learners all over the world.  

Markus Witte, Managing Director at Babbel.com, says: “More and more people are interested in Spanish. With the course we want to make beginners’ first steps into the language as easy as possible while being fun at the same time. [We think] it significantly improves upon anything out there on the internet right now.”

The course is based on learning materials from author Christof Kehr, published by the renowned Hueber Verlag in Germany.

For a one-time price of 19 Euros/24 dollars, anyone can access the course and get to learning immediately. But there is also a free trial Tutorial available to get a taste --without any obligation.

You can access the Spanish Course and free trial tutorial after a quick and cost-free registration here: http://www.babbel.com/go/spanish-course
   
The press are welcome to try out the entire course. We will activate it for you upon request. Just write to press@babbel.com

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