Great learning app
Useful learning tool, practice what you answer incorrectly reinforces learning!
Study Spanish is first rate!
I’ve looked at many programs to learn Spanish and this is by far the best that teaches true Spanish grammar and explains why the grammar rule exists. It was a very wise investment for me to purchase the lifetime plan. Highly recommended!
3/5
I understand this is an FSI based course and I was willing to pay to have Spanish audio in "better than 60s" quality. But after checking out a few drills it appears that not all audio was recorded by real humans, some audio is computer generated and actually sounds worse than the original one. That's really disappointing. Free material is still great though.
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Great app
This app has an easy-to-use layout and good accompanying audio by native speakers. It was has a great companion website with pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, verb drills, and other useful stuff. I’m really happy with the whole experience!
Camino is great
I like Camino. The audio is a pleasure to listen to. The speakers sound perfecto! The only thing is that it is hard to follow all these drills. It really calls for perseverance and sometimes I just want to give up. Anyway Camino is something worth check out and I have no regret enrolled myself with this lifetime membership
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It is definitely better than Duolingo
I like the structure and the method of this app.
Website Review
Gave five stars because their website has been so helpful and legitimately well done. Grammar sections are extremely helpful and everything is explained so clearly, even if difficult concepts. I’ve been waiting and hoping for an app.
Camino
Very helpful app for learning Spanish, especially spoken Spanish. So in general I like it very much. What I dislike is the sense of being in the last century with regard to the Camino conversations and gender. I found them to be disrespectful to women. For example when John is dating a “gordita”. Really?
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Response from developer
Hello, thanks for the review. I am sorry that you found the example disrespectful. However, in many of the Spanish speaking countries it is typical and not an insult to call a person "gordito" or "gordita", in fact it is often a term of affection often used with one's partner and is still very common in many South American countries. The fact that the example you saw was in reference to a woman should not insinuate anything against women, we do use this same example for men as well. I wish you the best on learning Spanish!
Useful app
This is a useful app that gives you full explanation of Spanish grammar
The app is great
It is very useful
