What textbook is better for self-study Spanish?

I have to say that if you don't have the foundation of Romans family (such as French and Italian), it's quite difficult to learn Spanish by yourself, but you can take learning Spanish as a challenge.

Modern Spanish written by Dong Yansheng is a ***6 course, corresponding to CET-6, and the first book is quite good as a stepping stone for beginners. Typical Chinese writing, grammar and vocabulary explanation can be combined with the teacher's book corresponding to this book, and there are also handouts on the Internet. But the disadvantage of this book is that it has been written for a long time and the text content is rather boring.

So you can travel around Spain with another book, which was written by the Spanish. Grammar is chaotic, with a hammer in the east and a stick in the west, especially words. But his hearing is very good. Although he speaks too fast, like a machine gun, he is very authentic and close to life. If you don't learn this book in modern Spanish, it is estimated that you will collapse. I suggest you teach yourself modern Spanish until 14 class before going to the west.

Of course, at the beginning, we can look at the pronunciation rules of Spanish in combination with two books. Compared with French, the pronunciation of Spanish is quite simple except for vibrato.

All right, come on, ask me any questions.