Playing My Spanish Coach for 15 to 20 minutes a day is all you need to become fluent in Spanish, no matter your age. The simple touch screen interface lets you spend less time learning the game and more time learning Spanish. The game includes 8 touchpad mini-games to sharpen your skills at your own pace, and lets you track your progress with charts showing your performance learning the language. ESRB Rated E for Everyone.

User Reviews about My Spanish Coach

Apart from a few minor mistakes (accenting, spelling, etc) this game is pretty dead on. It's great to be able to start from a higher level, instead of having to bore yourself through things you already know. I already speak Spanish, and picked this game up simply as a fun way to practice the language in my spare time. It works wonders, because it's amusing and it allows you to go back to any levels and relearn words you may have forgotten. Definitely recommend this game for anyone, beginner to advanced speaker. It has something to teach everyone. -- Fun way to learn

The game is great for learning words, but lacks the articles which I don't understand why they would leave them out. It makes creating sentences a bit harder that way. -- Pretty useful game

The only negative I've noticed so far is that I can't really hear the "Spanish coach" without earphones unless in a very quiet environment. This is a minor gripe however and I find the game enjoyable and sufficiently challenging for a beginner. -- My Spanish Coach (for Nintendo DS)

I have learned a lot of common phrases and greetings so far and I have only had this game for about a week. It really sticks with you. The native speakers are clear and accurate. For those complaining that they are bored with this game and say it's not fun, order Mario Brothers or something. This is an educational game. If you want to start learning Spanish, this is a great tool to start with. Just like the game says 15-20 minutes a day is all it takes. -- Great tool for beginner Spanish