what is a good aite to learn jamacan?
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Jamaicans speak English.
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I like Rincon, Humacao and Caguas, I could give you more info depending on what you are looking for.
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Good free Spanish lessons:\nhttp://www.studyspanish.com/freesite.htm
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www.visitjamaica.com \nwww.jamaicans.com/index.shtml\nwww.go-jamaica.com\nwww.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/jm.html \nwww.jamaicaobserver.com\nwww.discoverjamaica.com\nwww.lanic.utexas.edu/la/cb/jamaica
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I have NO clue. I actaully wanna learn capoeira!
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There are many many options, most of which can be found on the web, most of which claim to be the best, most of which are dreadful.\n\nI think rosettastone is probably the best right now, as far as reviews go...\n\nhttp://www2.rosettastone.com/en/offer/overture\n\nIt's a little pricey but they do include Japanese. The link above will bring you to the current special offer.
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Drop by his website:\n\nhttp://www.joserizal.ph/in01.html
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Good for you!  There are lots of things that you can do on your own to learn Spanish.\n\nFirst of all, in many areas Spanish-language programs are available on television.  When I was first learning Spanish, I particularly enjoyed watching the news programs.  At first I considered myself lucky if I got the main topic of the news story, but as I continued I was able to follow the news better and better.  Don't worry about understanding everything you're hearing; just try to comprehend as much as you can, even if it's a little.\n\nYou can also read in Spanish.  There are many Spanish-language books and magazines.  I especially like Selecciones, which is a magazine very similar to Reader's Digest.  You can probably also find many other books and videos of interest at your local library.  If you already know a bit about Spanish pronunciation, you can even read to yourself out loud, but silently is okay too.\n\nAgain, don't worry about looking up too many words that you don't understand or trying to translate from Spanish to English.  Just get as much as you can from the Spanish and don't worry about the rest.  I think you'll be surprised at how quickly your comprehension gets better if you work at it on a regular basis.  You might want to start with some material that's pretty familiar, and go from there.\n\nI strongly believe that listening comprehension is the key to learning how to speak a language, so if you build your listening skill before your get to your class, I expect that your conversational skills will take off!  Also, the Spanish vocabulary that you learn on the television news and in magazines should be appropriate for many settings, so you can use it without being afraid that it's inappropriate or archaic or something.\n\nI hope you have a lot of enjoyable success with your Spanish learning!
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:: HOW TO LEARN JAVA ::\n\n1. Download java at http://java.sun.com.\n2. Bookmark the javadocs api: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/...\n3. Go to http://www.javaranch.com and do the cattle roundup 3 times a day.\n4. Also on javaranch, start doing every lesson in order on the Cattle Drive pages.\n\nOnce you've gotten the basics down, kick it into higher gear:\n1. Make up a command line application to write (a game, such as mindsweeper, or the ubiquitous bank account app).\n2. Set a deadline (like one week)\n3. Show it off to your friends and family.\n4. Most importantly: teach them how you did it.
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Look it up in your textbook.\n\n\nLong Live Jambi
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http://andycaine.simplephp.hop.clickbank.net \neasy guide to download and start learning now
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Check me out.\nOjo Rojo.de
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Try the Rosetta Stone French computer course. It goes very fast, and it is always fun and captivating.
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I found the 8-CD course by Michel Thomas to be fantastic. From zero to conversational Spanish in a week - just playing the CDs in the car on my way to and from work.\n\nEven the 2-CD basic course gives you enough to get by on holiday (with a bit of arm-waving, pointing and English thrown in)\n\nHe also does German, French, Italian,...
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Japanese for Dummies... great book. Otherwise, I'd suggest getting a human teacher. I take Japanese in school... and I find it easier than Spanish. Imagine, no future tenses. Easy words. Easy sentence-structures. It's... awesome. I suggest you go and find a living-person to be your teacher. ^_^ Or take a trip to Japan for a month, you'll pick up Japanese really fast, then!\n\nHiragana has 46 characters\nKatakana has 45 characters\nKanji has too many characters
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http://www.quizilla.com\n\nor something like that
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Get a book, Start from the beginning, Do the exercises, look at your mistakes, ask for help when you don't understand\n\nJava is a language. It must be learned as such. There are no short cuts.