Ines D. Historia

The Frantastique lessons have become my weekly routine (3 to 4 units/week). I have had different experiences: some of the units are very varied and entertaining, which makes learning a lot easier and fun. Especially when it comes to listening comprehension, I really appreciate the lessons. However, sometimes I feel overwhelmed because the grammar units (especially tenses, conditionals, subjunctives) are clearly too difficult for me. Also, I sometimes miss the structure of why a certain topic is covered in this lesson and then not in the next. Chatting with Victor is great, although I often have to read along because otherwise I don't understand him (yet). But I keep at it and that's practice too. The Café Gourmet at the end is often not interesting for me, as the actors or singers are really "old news". I would like to see much more reference to the present day here.