¡Hola! ¿Como están todos? Is anybody here on this forum studying 2 languages at a time? So I'm guessing Spanish (espero que si) and any other language. If anyone here is, what are your suggestions for studying more than one language at a time? How much time do you spend on each language a day? Any suggestions would be appreciated. hasta la vista¿

I would like to know the same thing. There are several languages that I want to learn through Rocket Languages: Spanish, French, Japanese and Sign Language. I'm already familiar with Sign Language, but not really fluent in it so hopefully Rocket Sign Language would help a lot. I was thinking of doing Rocket Spanish and French at the same time, but I felt that since the language is a little similar, I would get them mixed up. So I thought that I would invest a few months for each language. I think it would be a smart idea to do one language at a time so that once you are comfortable and fluent in the first language, then you can move on to the next. I think it's better that way, but that's just me. I would love to learn 2 or even 3 languages at a time, but I think that might be too much to input. But if anyone else has no problems with this, please share your experience as I would love to hear it :)

Rowelle, I posted my question on another website, read some of these other peoples responses. Yeah studying 2 languages at once would be great, but it'd kind of sound like a lot at once. If you enjoy learning languages like I do, I'd suggest becoming a member of that site, It's Great! Lots of different languages are talked about on that site. ¡Que tengas una buena noche! http://how-to-learn-any-language.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=8450&KW=matumic

Thanks :) Registered! I love how active that forum is!

Ha, great to know. I'm hoping you guessed that I am Matumic. Enjoy the Form. 8)

How funny. I just came across one of your posts on that forum and sent you a private message. I just did a search for Rocket Spanish and saw your comments on there. How cool that Matumic turned out to be you!

A mi tambien. There are 5854 members in that form compared to 2016 members in this form. Ha yeah, I just responded to your private post. Hasta la Vista

I had been doing a French refresher at the same time I was learning Spanish, and after doing that for a month, I felt totally brain-fried. I've settled on getting my Spanish to a level where I feel comfortable, and then going and doing my French refresher. Just my two cents...