A Spanish Course Outline

15 02 2009

Hola

A LSLC student emailed us and gave us a helpful tip on learning Spanish.

She said that we should create an outline or syllabus of LSLC level one. That way if a student wishes to return to a lesson in order to review a particular topic, she will be able to easily find the topic she’s looking for.

So we have put together an outline for you.

Here’s the link.

http://www.learningspanishlikecrazy.com/outline.html

I hope that you find it helpful.

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