Latino Slang For Gringos Review
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Latino Slang for Gringos was not designed to help you speak a new language; rather, it was created to help you understand what people might be saying about you behind your back. It consists of both audio tapes and dictionaries from different Spanish countries. The emphasis is on understanding local lingo so that you won’t feel like such an outsider.
Pros
- Local Language. You will get to know how the locals speak to each other, and understand the lingo and slang they use.
- Affordable. The price for the package is only $27 and includes 90 minutes of audio and six separate dictionaries.
- Easy to Use. You can download the program instantly from the website so you can get started right away.
- Humorous. You will learn bad words in most Spanish speaking countries, plus some humorous phrases and will know what words to avoid when talking to native speakers.
Cons
- Vulgar. This program contains a lot of cuss words that are not appropriate for most, every day conversations.
- Not Comprehensive. This program is aimed to teach you solely about slang and lingo. Because of this, you won’t get a full understanding of the language, and won’t be able to participate in normal, everyday interactions.
- No Hardcopies. The website makes it look like you will receive some dictionaries in the mail, when in reality it all completely downloadable.
Special Offers
The website claims the original price is $47 which is marked down to $27. Included in this price are the bonus offers for “your quick action.” These include instant Spanish words, Spanish pronunciation and audio recording.
Guarantee
This program will give you a 100% refund if you do not learn at least three new words or “country specific sayings.” If this is the case, you will get a complete refund with no questions asked. Plus, you will get to keep the three bonuses from the special offer for free.
Conclusion
While this program is more affordable than most Spanish language courses, it is not a comprehensive guide. It will only teach you bad words, slang and lingo but not much more. If you really want to learn Spanish, you might be better off paying a little more for a more comprehensive course. Plus, it is likely that you will learn these words, phrases and sayings as you go along learning the new language.
