If you are among the many people who are looking to take your Spanish even further, I have some good news for you. I am very close to making available the follow up to Synergy Spanish.
It’s called Synergy Spanish Bola de Nieve (Synergy Spanish snowball).
Why a snowball?
There are many images that come up when we think of Spanish speaking countries. For some it’s a combination of cactus, donkey and sombreros…
For those of us who know better, it might be beaches, exotic food, vibrant culture, colorful history, and best of all, some of the friendliest people on earth with an unstoppable passion and zest for life.
Of all the things that Spanish brings to mind…snow is probably not one off them.
Here’s the idea behind such a rare mental connection…
If you completed all your Synergy Spanish lessons, then speaking Spanish more freely will be like rolling a snowball downhill.
Like the cartoon cliché of a snowball getting bigger and bigger, your Spanish already has enough momentum to almost grow by itself.
All you need is someone to push you in the right direction, and you’ll be speaking in more ways than you could have ever imagined possible.
You see, everyone has natural talent for language but it is often extinguished in classes through over analysis, theory and dogma.
If you don’t think you have a talent for language, or you think you are too old, then I’m out to prove you wrong.
After almost 3 years of research, investigation and testing I’ve created a unique approach that makes a high level of communication in Spanish attainable for everyone.
I am confident that you’ll be delighted with what’s coming, and I’ll let you know more details of the release date within the next few days.
Muchos saludos
Marcus Santamaria
Marcus, Bola de nieve, wonderful course, it has given us confidence to speak spanish when in Spain, the audio plus the additional advanced concepts really did help in that confidence building.
Now, my wife and I would like to know what you suggest as we are coming to the end of the course, and although we know that more and longer holidays in Spain would improve our vocab and ease of use,this is not always possible! Are you doing a follow on course or do you suggest reading or some other way of keeping the “snowball” rolling?
Oh man, I love to learn Spanish. Is it free?
please let me know when I will be able to take the follow-on course, Bola de Nieve. I am looking forward to starting it.
Thanks
Karen
I also am interested in additional material. Your approach is excellent, and the audios have made all the difference. I am convinced that I don’t need to sit in front of a computer to learn, but rather to be exposed to living Spanish, little by little. I use the hard copy translation exercises to “test” my competence after using the audios. Great combination!
Thanks for the authentic voices to model real Spanish.
I’m curious. Do the folks in Mexico hear any “Australian” when you speak to them?
Thanks again!
Looking forward to more lessons. Will be away for two weeks but looking forward to use your lessons within two weeks.
I can hardly wait for Bola de Nieve. Our family is going on the mission field in Honduras next month. Thanks to all your spanish courses I have a grip on the language. Keep ’em coming!
Golden
http://www.togetherministries.com
I am a little confused by your follow up to Synergy Spanish. Do you intend to produce a follow up course on the same format as the frst course, i,e addio lessions and workbook?
I found this a very useful approach and was really looking forward to continuing my studies.
I live part-time in Costa Rica. Formal Spanish is the rule here. Even in some families the spouses use the formal to speak to one another. The Tica’s will tell you the Mexicans use the familiar form and they disparage that practice by their northern cousins. So now I study the formal almost exclusively. One is never wrong with the formal!
Hi John,
It can’t hurt, as they say, better safe than sorry.
Have sent you a separate email to answer your specific question on your own studies.
Saludos,
Ava
assistente personal de Marcus
I look forward to your new course. I imagine that if I had been there in person I would not have gotten an “A” in your class because I have been rather sloppy about study habits and been both irresponsible and undisciplined in general.
The good news is that your lessons have helped greatly. When I am with native Spanish speakers, I often receive compliments and usually am able to communicate effectively in what I call “combat” spanish. One person who does not speak English really appreciated my telling him about the commonality of French “ion” words. It is working for him in reverse to speak naturally in our country.
Maybe, with a little more discipline and a little more patience combined with your expert tutilage, I will be able to report successful “snowballing” of my skills soon.
Thanks for your efforts and best regards,
Rich Watson
Have enjoyed all of your courses and anticipate the new one coming out this week. However I would like to see a course that captures the feeling of IF. The conditional would if I could but can’t because I am unable to.
Ejemplos: I would go to the movie tonight if I could but I have to go someplace else. If you could be at the store when it opens, I would meet you there. This is a difficult area but I feel it need attention.
Your course have excellerated my experience with Spanish and I highly recommend them to everyone who is considering studying and learning Spanish.
Thanks again:
Edward Francis
I’m one of your students who is really looking forward to “Snowball.” I missed out on the “Ear Training” and would also be interested in that when you have openings.
Thanks for your efforts on behalf of this on-line student! O – ¡Gracias por su trabajo para mí!
I’m looking so forward to your Synergy Spanish “Snowball”. I have finished all my lessons so far and have learned alot from it. Thank you for offering us this future lesson in Spanish.