Samples of the program

		Sample 4: typing the numbers you hear. This game allows you to get familiar with writing numbers down. This type of game comes up right to the end of the CD-ROM, and the numbers you play with increase as you learn more and more of them.

		Sample 8: memory game. This is a great game for exercising your memory in Spanish. First you see three pictures on the screen and hear the Spanish words for all of them. Then the pictures disappear and you see only three question marks where the pictures were. You hear the words for one of the pictures and have to click on it - quickly, because you're playing against the clock.

		Sample 9: discovering 'el' and 'la' (masculine and feminine forms for 'the'). In this lessons we give you examples of when to use 'el' and 'la'. There'll be plenty of options to practise them later on in games, as well as more lessons, to make sure you get them right.

		Sample 16: writing game. In this type of game we type in the Spanish words we hear, and then we get to compare our answer with the correct one, plus we get feedback on our mistakes. See sample 24 for picture of feedback.

Operating system: Microsoft Windows® 98 Second Edition, ME, 2000 or XP

• For Windows 98 Second Edition, ME or 2000
  • 166MHz processor
  • 32Mb RAM
  • 800 x 600, 16-bit colour display
  • CD-ROM drive

• For Windows XP
  • 233MHz processor (300MHz recommended)
  • 64Mb RAM (128Mb recommended)
  • 800 x 600, 16-bit colour display
  • CD-ROM drive