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Spanish for beginners cdrom: samples
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Cdrom samples:
story, dictionary, pronunciation guide ... (click on them for a bigger picture)
Sample 81
Personal notepad: help. Like all other windows on this cdrom, the Notepad has its own help, so you know how and when to use it.
Sample 82
Instructions for vocabulary lessons. To make sure you are getting the most out of your vocabulary lessons, have a look at the instructions. They'll tell you things like when to use the Play and Pause buttons, record yourself, and find out what the buttons on your screen are for.
Sample 83
Instructions for the new numbers lessons. All sets of instructions on this cdrom take just a couple of minutes to read. Their aim is to make learning Spanish easy and fun by giving you tips that we'll save you time.
Sample 84
Speaking game instructions. They show you how to record yourself, and how to play your recording and the native speaker's, as well as pointing at the new buttons on the screens.
Sample 85
Matching game instructions. They tell you what you'll get on this game, how to play it best, the number of rounds and how to repeat the game.
Sample 86
Choosing game instructions. To find out how to play this type of game, go through the instructions carefully. All sets of instructions have 5 screens.
Sample 87
'El' 'la' game instructions. If you want to master 'el' and 'la' in Spanish, make sure you know how to play this simple game. It'll only take to a couple of minutes to read the instructions.
Sample 88
Memory game instructions. They tell you what you'll get on the screen, how the screens change, when to answer, how many rounds you get, etc. Like with all the games instructions, you go through 5 screens.
Sample 89
Dragging game instructions. You can get to the instructions for the game or lesson you're on at any point by simply pressing a button which is always on the screen.
Sample 90
Typing game instructions. These instructions will show you how this game goes: you type in the Spanish word you hear, press return and get feedback on your answer. They also tell you that when you're typing the word in, you can listen to the Spanish again by pressing the right button, and you can use the Spansish characters on the screen if the word you're typing in has an accent.
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legendary figures of the Mexican Revolution.
