Would keep doing. I've really enjoyed BaseLang. It's easy to make appointments with teachers, I enjoy the 1-on-1 nature, and it does help with actually getting speaking practice from folks whose first language is Spanish. It's pretty great.

the system works well the system works well. It took a while to figure out the scheduling system, but once I did it was great. I've meet many good instructors and I continue to improve. I've found a mix of lessons and conversation work out well. I'd recommend this hightly.

I enjoy reading Cien Años de Soledad, Amor en los tiempos de cólera, La familia de Pascual Duarte, I enjoy reading. I have 9 teachers and read a different book with each.

To hard to schedule classes The BL program does not allow you to create a consistent and regular program of learning. It is not possible to schedule regular classes with any professor. You have to spend a lot of time looking for professors and scheduling classes. The program does not allow you to use the same professor on a regular schedule.

The best program for leaning to speak and understand Spanish. Having done multiple programs over 30+ years this is one of the best, if not the best program. Currently my favorite podcast is CoffeeBreak Spanish, my favorite app is Duolingo, and my favorite learning mechanism overall is BaseLang. If you want to learn to speak and understand spoken Spanish, there is no substitute for speaking with a native. The only thing better would be total immersion through studying in a Spanish speaking country.