Chérel A. Assimil - Spanish Without Toil

Publisher: Vilo Inc
Date: 1981
Pages: 374Thousands of Spanish words look like English ones; making the best of this advantage, we shall proceed boldly, using words already known and gradually increasing the proportion of " unknown " words, whose meaning will be easily guessed, in fact, from the general meaning of sentences.
As you will see, we ask of you only a very small effort : to read the Spanish text of each lesson, comparing it at the same time to the figured pronunciation and to English; then, to read each sentence again and repeat it immediately.
Do not learn anything by heart : the simple exercise of repetition, renewed every day, will accustom you quite naturally to the turn of Spanish sentences, and bring you to use them instinctively.