Best book for learning Spanish?

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Such a glamorous & lovely woman! 😍 ❤ She has got me entranced!
Comment from : @smeltriver09

A good tool is to read books in spanish I learn't english that way Choose one book you like, read it two or three times It get's easier each time It's not perfect but for some reason it gets the language into your head
Comment from : @Gonz-o8j

Estás muy bien
Comment from : @RealKing-tr7lf

Do you have a suggestion for a good audiobook on learning spanish?? brPara principiantes!!
Comment from : @mpayne8206

Her channel should be called "she doesn't speak spanish"
Comment from : @johnshelton1963

That book is great
Comment from : @Cenlalowell

I find McGraw Hill books to be very comprehensive as well
Comment from : @evaphillips2102

For whatever reason I get bored using books to learn a language I prefer apps but glad it works for you
Comment from : @sonderexpeditions

YOU ARE ALL TYPES OF BEAUTIFUL
Comment from : @levitribe3141

I’ve been studying Spanish for literally 14 days and brI stumbled across this book a few days ago and it has everything I was looking for in a book to make grammar easybrI started off all over the place using children’s workbooks to adult grammar books and I couldn’t focus or make good sense of it… but this book made it super simple to understand and practice making sentences brThis book along with my other methods has me picking up things faster and it’s sticking
Comment from : @hollywoodslym

Admittedly, I clicked on your video because you're gorgeous but now I'm intrigued with the book I know a little Spanish, more than the typical person that says, "I only know a little" I clicked on Mike Ben's video as well He works 65-70 hours a week and STILL was able to learn Spanish fluently with the help of that book I'm getting ready to order it right now Thank you very much
Comment from : @theflyingguillotine420

Madrigral is a great book that I've read several times through on my Spanish learning journey In particular, it immediately points out cognates (English words that we can easily "turn" into Spanish words like, "doctor" and "actor") and the book dives directly into the past tense so we can talk about our past I also enjoyed that generally speaking, one can get through a lesson in less than 30 minutes, including the written exercises ButI'd say it also has a few downsidesbrbrThe first is that it doesn't stress the use of informal "tú" and doesn't teach it until the book is in it´s last few chapters It highly emphasizes the formal 2nd person tense So speaking too formally to friends and other people my age is now a habit I still struggle to kick While in Colombia, I literally was told several times that I speak "too formally" haha I also wish Madrigral had an audio component Without it, I'd argue that it's easy for someone to poorly learn how to say what they've learned in the book by using their native tongue (though you sound great!) brbrAll that being said, after Madrigal, I believe the next logical book, and now my favorite, to learn Spanish is, "Complete Spanish Step-by-Step" by Barbara Bregstein She goes deeper into the nuisances of the Spanish language and it has an audio listening component so people can hear the sound of the language as they study Bregstein, along with watching Destinos (and going through the Destino's textbook and workbook exercises), as well as reading as much as I can, and listening to at least one audio program (currently Learning Spanish Like Crazy by Patrick Jackson), during my gym workouts are now my go to ways to stay up with the language Buena Suerte!
Comment from : @welltraveledromeo

I bought the book along with Belitz self teach Spanish tambien
Comment from : @GMack224

@MikeBen inspired me to buy this book too
Comment from : @IAmFree369

I purchased this book a couple weeks ago :)
Comment from : @llIllIlI

Excellent! I will be learning with you Thank you for making the videos Please keep them comingbr br¡Genial! Voy a aprender contigo Gracias por hacer los videos ¡Sigue haciéndolos!
Comment from : @eyob----7433

I’m one week in I’m an employer with a new Spanish speaker and have a lot of Spanish speaking customers I really want to be fluent it’s been somethin I’ve been wanting to do for awhile
Comment from : @JajuanLogan

Klk 🫃🏼🫶🏻
Comment from : @MarcusChefMark

I have this book - Helped me immensely - Get it
Comment from : @jameshind2789

Thanks for this video!
Comment from : @IamSalenaMaria

I bought this book several yearsI need to start using it habitually I was inspired by Mike Ben too Gracias!
Comment from : @uncledaybkk

87th subscriber 😊
Comment from : @Danahalabjayi

Relax guys 😅 lol! This book is awesome! No method is perfect, but I haven’t come across any other book that lets you hit the ground running
Comment from : @KBella9224

You wont learn Spanish by reading about itjust listen!
Comment from : @EnglishwithJoe

This is my favourite book to get the Spanish basics also It doesn't have the familiar forms of tu or vosotros Nevertheless, the book is a goldmine in acquiring Spanish Just a genius method of teachingbrMargarita Madrigal's Magic Key to Spanish I give the highest recommendation
Comment from : @alanguages

Yes, it is a good book However, these days nearly everybody uses tu for the you (familiar form) conjugation in Spanish Unfortunately this book uses almost entirely the formal usted form which is less common and only mentions the tu form at the end of the book I recommend "Easy Spanish Step-by-Step" and "Advanced Spanish Step-by-Step" books by Barbara Bregstein
Comment from : @trevordavies9341

Thanks for the shoutout Mani! I get recommendations all the time for people that are learning Spanish and came across your channel the other day If you ever need help, recommendations, or cool tutors that I can connect you with just let me know! Que sigas aprendiendo Español!
Comment from : @MikeBen