Most Winter Texans who spend their winters in the Rio Grande Valley desire to learn Spanish. Learning Spanish for retirees doesn't have to be hard. Since a good portion of the Rio Grande Valley population speaks Spanish, knowing a little Spanish language certainly comes in handy. Although, when you go to nearby Mexico to eat, shop or see dentists and doctors, they will speak English, speaking Spanish when you go out to eat or shop will make it a more enjoyable experience -- and will definitely save you money in the Mexican markets and get better service in restaurants in Mexico and the Rio Grande Valley. Learn Spanish -- Save Money!
There are courses taught by individuals and at the libraries in the Rio Grande Valley, but most of our residents don't learn enough until nearly the end of their stay to become moderately fluent.
Trying to learn Spanish from a book and old-fashioned tapes or CD's is usually frustrating. The course above is the best way we know to learn Spanish. The lessons are interactive and you can go at your own pace. These folks have made learning Spanish fun. Try the free demo on their web site and we think you'll want to order the course. It has helped many, many people learn Spanish.