Just as 3 primary colors make all colors, 12 notes make all music and 26 letters make all English Literature. 138 words are all you need to begin communicating effectively in Spanish.

Isn't your reason for learning Spanish in the first place to communicate and connect with people?

Instead of more grammar or thematic words, try an easier and simpler method of multiplying Spanish; it'll have an immediate impact on your communication. The 138 words multiplied will give you more ways to communicate than most people have after months or even years of studying grammar.

Synergy Spanish is divided into five sections that are designed to take you from a novice to advanced user level in no time.

Section 1: You learn to talk about yourself. You feel your confidence soar as Spanish starts rolling off your tongue in clear sentences. After completing the 8 user-friendly lessons you are ready to advance to the conversational part of the course.

Section 2: This is the dialog building part of the course, where you multiply your conversation skills. This section gets you expressing even more than you ever thought you could. Best of all, it happens in a far shorter time than you ever imagined possible. You simply keep adding more Synergy Verbs, Brick and Mortar words and suddenly you are expressing yourself easily with real confidence.

Section 3: Are you going to travel with your husband/wife, girlfriend/boyfriend, children or friends? Then section 3 has extra appeal for you. Even when you're not traveling or you travel alone, this section gives you extra Spanish speaking skills to use everyday.

Section 4: You'll extend your conversational ability to speak to groups of people. This is for talking to in-laws, workers, students etc. With the command you now have of the language, it's easy to talk to them all as a group.

Section 5: It's time to bring it all home. You round out your narration skills. Talk about your kids, wife, countrymen, work mates, anyone you want, in free-flowing sentences. When you finish you realize that you have never had to suffer through mind-numbing conjugations, yet you are speaking in perfectly conjugated Spanish sentences. Without studying direct and indirect object pronouns, you are using them in almost every sentence.