Learn Spanish Via Etymologies: The Addictive Way to Learn Spanish Quickly - S. Morgan Friedman

nThis new method to learn Spanish makes each word come alive in your mind. Knowing where each Spanish vocabulary word came from makes it trivial for you to remember them.Once you know that the Spanish mirar (to look at) is related to the English admire, miracle, mirage -- all things you look at -- you'll always remember mirar.Once you know that the Spanish for lighthouse is faro, named after the King of ancient Egypt who built the Great Lighthouse at Alexandria, the Pharaoh, then you'll always remember faro.Once you know that most ct sounds in English are a parallel to the ch sound in Spanish, you'll always remember that noCHe (night) is similar to noCTurnal, ocho (eight) is like oCTogon, leche (milk) is like laCTose, etc.And so on From the creators of the hit site, SpanishEtymology.com