Spanish, Latin American culture is very rich. It could even become an opportunity for travelling. This would surely become a great help when shopping, visiting local restaurants and shops. Spanish would even open up opportunities for learning other languages like French, Italian and other Latin-based languages. the man el hombre (masculine article EL, masculine noun HOMBRE) the woman la mujer (feminine article LA, feminine noun MUJER) a man un hombre (masculine article UN, masculine noun HOMBRE) a woman una mujer (feminine article and noun) the men los hombres (plural form of masculine article and noun) the women las mujeres (plural form of feminine article and noun) the fat man el hombre gordo (masculine article, adjective GORDO, and noun) the fat woman la mujer gorda (feminine article, adjective GORDA, and noun) some men unos hombres (masculine determiner and noun) some women unas mujeres (feminine determiner and noun) He is fat El es gordo. Aligning the language learning demands with technological advancement, Spanish learning software offers fun and enjoyable ways of learning, interactivity, less learning expenses, and speedy transmission of knowledge. But because there are presently a number of Spanish learning software programs that promise to deliver the best outcome, it is quite confusing which product to use. There is great danger in having these idioms translated into another language, whether from English to Spanish or vice-versa. An example would be EN EL ACTO which means on the spot . The word for word translation in Spanish would end up like EN EL SITIO and in the act in English, which are both wrong. Before the letters E and I, the letter stands for a harsh letter H, as in PAGINA. The Spanish R is formed using the tip of tongue on the upper palate behind the front teeth. The English R is done in the back of the mouth with the back of the tongue. Meanwhile, RR produces a trilling sound. And the letter Z sounds like the TH in the English word THIN. MI HIJA ES ALUMNA QUE ESTUDIA MUCHO. (My daughter is a student who studies a lot.) Redundant words Here is a marked difference between English and Spanish redundancies that are required in Spanish but which would be incorrect in English. The following samples feature a redundant direct object that has double (and triple!