This title is heavily dependent on sound and is not appropriate for use by hearing impaired users. I am somewhat hampered in writing this review as I do not yet have a microphone for speech recognition and the computer that I tested the title on is not connected to the internet. But there is plenty to explore even with these limitations. Learn to Speak Spanish begins with a pretest to assess the user's skills. My ego was deflated right away as I was placed in the Basic Course despite having taken Spanish Conversation at the college level.
Navigation is fairly easy and intuitive.
There is a nifty feature when the user is required to type a response. A pop-up bar appears with all of the characters that do not appear on an English keyboard, such as vowels with accent marks, n with a tilde, and upsidedown punctuation marks. I am very impressed with the features that I have seen so far and am looking forward to exploring more of the title.