Attend a Spanish course at a reputable college, university or language center. According to the University of Georgia College of Family and Consumer Sciences, many school districts and community colleges provide "English-as-a-Second-Language" programs for a low or minimal cost. Visit your local college, university or language center in-person to determine whether or not they offer Spanish language courses and to determine the necessary fees required to attend.
Rent or purchase Spanish language CDs as an additional aid. The University of California recommends individuals use language CDs or computer programs rather than phrase books as CDs and computer programs usually come with a manual that includes phonetic pronunciations. Visit your local library or bookstore to rent or purchase Spanish language self-help CDs.
Visit a reputable Spanish learning website online, such as StudySpanish.com, to aid you in learning basic Spanish conversation. Click the "Learn More" link in the "Beginner Spanish" box on the StudySpanish.com homepage. Under the "Start Right Now - for Free" header, click the "pronunciation tutorial" link and complete each "Lesson Topic," located on the left sidebar. Go back to the "Start Right Now - for Free" page once you complete the "pronunciation tutorial" and click the "grammar tutorial" link. Complete each "Lesson Topic" of the "grammar tutorial" in the left sidebar.
Listen to Spanish radio broadcasts and television shows to immerse yourself in Spanish on a regular basis.