My Spanish Coach DS
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  • Summary: Playing My Spanish Coach for 15 to 20 minutes a day is all you need to become fluent in Spanish. Other Features include: 8 touchpad mini-games to sharpen your mastery of the language at your own pace. Track your progress with charts showing your performance learning the language. Simple touch screen interface makes it perfect for anyone of any age. [Ubisoft]… Expand

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  1. Positive: 4 out of 7
  2. Mixed: 3 out of 7
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  1. Game Chronicles
    85
    The one downfall of the software is that it has no way of testing you if you know how to pronounce the words and phrases correctly or not, but at least it does provide that voice record / compare tool which helps you learn that on your own a bit.
  2. DarkStation
    80
    A pleasant surprise. It doesn't re-invent the wheel per-say, but it does make for a very good and educational experience.
  3. GamingTrend
    77
    While it won't quite help you to "learn a new language", it will give you a good foundation in Spanish and set you up for an easier time learning what you need to become fluent.
  4. Eurogamer
    70
    But as tools for improving your language skills, whether you're starting from scratch or have some basic knowledge, they're great.

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  1. BrendaRogers
    10
    I love this game! It offers a varietyof mini games and lessons to keep me interested. After trying Spanish classes in school and experimenting with Rosetta Stone, My Spanish Coach is my favorite way to learn Spanish. It… Expand
  2. MelM
    8
    Great if you are just wanting to learn some basic Spanish. Deeper into the basic lessons, I realize I can now pick out enough words when two people are talking Spanish to understand the topic of conversation. I did write the words and meanings down in a spiral notebook to help imprint the language in my brain. Cheaper than a basic Spanish Class and I saved on gas to get to the classes.… Expand
  3. JohnT
    8
    The methods used to teach are great. My Spanish Coach never feels like a chore, and I found myself looking forward to the next chance I'd get to pick it up.
    Whack-a-mole? Word searches? It actually tricks you into learning.

    It managed to get the lessons through MY thick skull, so that alone is an amazing feat.    … Expand