This post is for all of you out there that are learning Spanish like I do. I discovered a great help.

I learn Spanish for a number of reasons like :

• I have a lot of time available and must be busy doing something

• Spanish with 460 m speakers is the second largest language in the world

• the culture in spanish speaking countries is vast and interesting

• I wanna spent some winters abroad in either Spain or South or Middle America(s) once my wife stops working too

So what are "audiolibros" in the title ?

Apart from the classes that I take each week and my gramma study the audiolibros with text are a great way of learning more Spanish. Audiolibros are books (LIBROS) that are read (AUDIO) to you on YouTube by a Spanish speaker and some also show you the pages with the text (LETRA).

The story of Robinson Crusoe in Spanish captures some 16 chapters of each 45 minutes and each chapter is on YouTube in the account of Nuestros Libros y Audiolibros. That keeps you busy for a while!
Most audiolibros are without text and most are too complex for beginning students but once you are learning spanish for two years the books like the one above are getting easier to follow.

When you wanna find more books channels on YT just look for audiolibro . If the pages are shown I try and pauze the vid and read ahead first myself and then listen to the reader.

Ofcourse you can also buy (comprar) books in (online) shops.

Have fun

Goldrooster