How long will it take to become fluent in Spanish using the Rosetta Stone program?

Question

I want to study using Rosetta Stone and then maybe next summer visit a Spanish-speaking country for a few weeks. How long will it take me to be really bilingual? I catch onto languages well but never formally studied Spanish.

Answer 1

the rosetta stone program is pretty good, just take a lot of time on it and dont rush through it. but if you want to be fluent, it shouldnt be the only thing you use. try looking up child spanish sites. i say child sites because they will have the basic words that you need to get by, rather than the adult sites that may have more complicated words. see if you can try to understand what the site is saying. that will help you get some extra practice. good luck.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

I don't know about Spanish, but my mom used the Arabic version and caught on relatively fast, and we don't usually speak the language in the house so that says something. Give it a couple months to learn the basics (grammar etc. ), then up to a year to get a good vocabulary, about speaking fluently, you'll have to learn the accent and master the grammar, and it varies from person to person on that.