Love it so far ! <| sep |> I just use subs when I need from my other squad and use fitness cards , but I try not to use subs unless i have to <| sep |> Wait . I dont have TTF 2 Can you design camos ? !<| sep |> OK well I really recommend finding some music from Spain that you can enjoy and read along with the lyrics . My personal favorites or La Oreja de Van Gogh and Amaral because both groups are excellent , very poetic , and the pronunciation is always very clean and crisp . Also both these groups have a TON of albums to explore ! You might want to start with the following albums Lo que te cont mientas hacas la dormida by LOVG La Oreja de Van Gogh and Gato negro , dragn rojo from Amaral . Both records are very well written and catchy too ! Other fun bands include Dorian , La Quinta Estacin , Pereza , Nena Deconte , and El Canto del Loco . all have really fun , well done songs . Also check RTVE online google is your best friend for a wealth of European Spanish news broadcasts , tv shows , documentaries and movies , a good bit of which have accurate subtitles . The biggest thing that helped me really was listening to songs in Spanish and reading along with the lyrics to really associate the new sounds with the text in context . Oh and if you have netflix there ' s a ton of material in Spanish . I ' d recommend El Gran Hotel and El Internado . Both series are productions from Spain with authentic dialogue and pronunciation . Also check out the practice groups section of Verbling . It ' s basically language practice rooms through google hangout , and you can meet awesome people there , including a fair number of Spaniards and other native Spanish speakers . I ' ve had some success with Duolingo , too , and you should give it a try if you ' re interested in something a little different . If you ' re interested , duolingo also have a spanish catalan course . Catalan is such a beautiful language . it ' s become my new favorite among my foreign languages . anyway , I hope at least one of these suggestions is helpful to you ! Suerte !