I recommend Roseta Stone, it is an interactive multimedia program, you learn it by yourself with the computer. You can repeat the same lesson again and again. it is the same as playing the computer games. The more you play, the better you get. Here, you will learned your new language naturally. Try it , you will love it.

I'm a native Spanish speaker, so I don't know what it takes to learn it. I would recommend learning the pronunciation. Several native speakers pronounce Spanish in very different ways, so find way that you like and stick to it. For example, where I live, the Zs are pronounced like an English S. I've heard some from other parts of the world pronounce Spanish's Zs like English's TH. ^^ Good luck!

Here are some easy steps for learning Spanish using Italki resources. 1. Click onto Knowledge at the left of the Italki page. 2.Click onto Learn Spanish using and then your own language. You will see the number of Wikis and Contributions on the right hand side. They indicate the number of resources such as vocab and grammar in your language created by Italki members. 3. If you are a beginner and unsure how to start, click onto Language Teachers on the left and browse through their prices. Email a teacher who can teach the language you wish to learn. 5.If you need language practice, click onto Language Partners at the left of this page and see if there is a native speaker you can email to set up a time to chat. Take into account the time difference between your 2 countries. 6. Click onto Groups at the left and look at the groups you want to join for learning your language. Join one that you like. 7. For instant online dictionary/ translations, or copy/paste your sentence needing translation into www.worldlingo.com.au which has most languages. Or go to; www.chinese-tools.com/tools/chinese-spanish-dictionary.html - 8.Click onto Resources and Language Courses on the left of this page as well for more information..

Kanye Wang, It depend on which learning method you will use. Will you take a class? As I said in another post, the best way that works for me is what some call the "natural method". It's totally verbal at the beginning: No books, no dictionaries, no vocabulary lists, no learning the alphabet or letters, no flash cards-- nothing written. Then gradually, after you are able to speak and carry on basic conversations, you start learning how to read. I have to believe this may be the most effective way for almost everybody, and for any language, because that' how everyone learns their first language. The "Rosetta Stone computer programs use a very similar method. There are several others like it. Grammar and writing ARE important, but not until you have mastered basic conversation.

Nin hao I recommend to you: -A spanish tale or a spanish novel. -A basic spanish-chinese diccionary. Reading the book, you will begin to understand the spanish idiom.