Topic: Learning languages​​​​, available for everyone.

[Nico RVArq.com]

http://www.curso-de-ingles.de/gramatica/contenido/ingles_espanol_contenido.htm
http://www.frances-online.de/gramatica/contenido/contenido_curso_de_frances.htm
http://www.curso-de-aleman.de/grammatik/inhaltsangabe/spanisch_deutsch_inhaltsverzeichnis.htm
http://www.curso-de-italiano.de/gramatica/contenuto/aprender_italiano_en_linea_contenido.htm
http://www.learn-spanish-online.de/grammar/content/table_of_content.htm

All courses are from the same people (http://www.infos24.de/)
And are highly detailed and explanatory, and also free.
No more, many thanks Infos24!

[Gaieus]

You know, Nico, I started to learn English in 3rd grade (ehm... almost 40 years ago now) but when I really started to understand English syntax (sentence build) was when I also learned Latin (alas, only at university).

I believe I know English grammar better than 99% of native English speakers (I am a qualified translator and interpreter - even taught it at university for a while) but that Latin (and a pinch of Greek) was the real enlightment for me. Not to speak about the advantage that once in Spain or especially Italy for a couple of days, I can already understand a lot and after a week or so, I can even speak basic stuff. Then I of course forget but it comes back.

[Nico RVArq.com]

then Gaieus, I have to envy you!
A week ago I find that the harder I hit my head against the wall, I concentrate more and can remember some vocabulary, now encouraging me with German. English is a hobby.

[ArkitectJM]

... oh man ... this is SPAM ... !!
I don't think you are allowed to do this ....

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[Morten]

Hi ArkitectJM, don't worry - Nicolás is not a spammer

The reason he is posting those links is to help other people who have to use Google Translate when reading/writing posts here in the forum. I personally think it's ok as long as the links may help Lumion users communicate with each other.