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Practicing pronunciation
I go to a tutor 4 times a week for 1.5 hours each time. This forms the bulk of my learning technique. My goal is to get to an intermediate fluency level for talking to people in latin America. I don't need this for academics or work.
My main issue right now is that my pronunciation is bad. Even if I know a word and use it in a sentence correctly, a native Spanish speaker won't recognize what I'm saying.
I want a CD that I can listen to driving to work (must be CD not cassette). I spend 2-3 hours commuting each day, so this is an ideal time to practice my accent. Right now I just listen to Spanish radio, which I don't think helps that much.
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