Paul Noble

Programs like Michel Thomas, Language Transfer, Paul Noble etc are similar in that you need to speak out loud. They are really great for constructing your own sentences as they will teach the most important basic tenses and then test you on how to say things.

Paul nobles is similar. Even though it is a good foundational method it is not good for conversational fluency with normal speed of native speakers

I can vouch for Paul Noble! Almost finished with 1. I find the book to be very good with particles as well.

I like **Paul Noble** and **Pimsleur**. They are both audio-first spaced repetition recall, conversational practice. Paul Noble courses are short and doesn't have much vocab, but very quickly introduces grammatical concepts without using jargon. He also gives a lot of opportunities to practice, so it is considerably easier. I think it is a very good way to get started and get a feel for the language.

If you want something you can binge without interruptions, PN’s the way to go. Always felt that PN is easier to follow in the background.

I recommend trying Paul Noble as it’s a worthwhile introduction to grammar through listening and speaking exercises. But it doesn’t go very far

I listen to Paul Noble's audible's in the car, while cooking/cleaning, etc.

Paul Noble is much more affordable and enjoyable than Michel Thomas.