I just finished my Spanish language skills tree. It is odd because I am only on level 16. It took me under 3 months, but I had a little knowledge beforehand.
I could go back and do more exercises and thus reinforce the learning, but I feel i know most of it now. I suppose when I get rusty I will.
Anyone know of a better course for Spanish to take it a step further? 
I haven’t used it, but Rosetta Stone is supposed to be really good.
I’m taking the Babbel app Spanish courses.
Maybe a book would be better to move forward. Books usually talk about all the rules before you even learn words. So i would say a college textbook or an all in one book that stretches close to 1000 pages, just read the parts that are new info.
And congratulations on finishing the language tree! I suck at learning languages btw so take what i said above with a grain of salt.
@labratmat Well done. I was in a small Spanish class(4) at my public school. We sat for our O level in it. 3/4 failed including me . Given that I passed French and Latin , and was above average at languages at that point (before signs of illness really kicked in ) , I put that down to poor teaching.
That’s awesome. I am doing Duolingo Russian. It’s hard but something I am passionate about.
Congrats! You can try LingoDeer, too!
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