so i started spanish this year, and i have a miserable grade in it and i want to know how to remember it easily and learn it, any ideas are helpful (:

I've tried it all, flash cards, ect. but I need a good study tool.
Please Help,
Thanks!

I have a few movies that have Spanish and English on them. Would watching them expand my vocabulary?

I know some spanish. I can hold short conversations about limited topics in the present tense.

Sorry if you've already seen this question. I posted it a while ago, but it never showed up.

I am trying to learn Spanish and was hoping that you guys could help me find some websites that teach you online for free. I already know about busuu.com but are there any others? Please help, thanks!

I really want to learn Spanish and I have bought a course. So I'd like to know if they really work.

I like the mountains and the sea. If I had to choose one, I'd choose to live near mountains. I also would like to learn as much Spanish as I can. Madrid?

Any sites?

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I will graduate with a degree in Spanish this year and want to become completely fluent and thought if I could work for a few months in a spanish-speaking country, I'd learn much faster.

I'm trying to learn spanish and I've heard of listening to couching while sleeping but what about learning while sleeping?

I'd try it myself but I can afford to waste any sleep. I just thought I might hear what other people have to say until I decide I'll have to take a shot.

Thanks everyone.

Looking to learn Spanish on my commute. Thanks

I was wondering this cause right now in School I'm taking Spanish and think this was better than the other languages we got to pick from cause this language comes more in handy.
Am i right?

I am thinking of taking my son to Italy or Spain for a month to learn a language - which is more useful?

I do not want to learn spanish, but I need a Foreign Language for school. I speak English perfectly and I can read it. The Classes offered at my school are french,spanish, and japanese, but if i learn another language, i can take a test and i officially know that language and plass the class without taking it.

I'm looking into getting my masters degree in Puerto Rico (Library Sciences) and from a basic search, it looks like they offer that degree in at least one university in Puerto Rico.

I can speak Spanish fairly well, however, it is not my native language and even with an advanced grasp on the language I would struggle if the courses were primarily in Spanish.

Has anyone ever studied in a university there? What language were your classes taught in?

Most sites offer online courses for free or you have to watch videos and stuff. I really want to learn Spanish and it would be helpful if anyone knows any good sites that teach you starting from step one like a workbook. Possibly something like this site http://notendur.hi.is/haukurth/norse/ but that site is for old norse.

How do i prepare? are there certain areas where i should focus?help? if anyone has taken it and would like to help me make a study guide of some sort it will be much appreciated. thank you.

I want to move to the Philippines and make it my home for a while

I wanna learn spanish. and im guessin its abouf times. Is there any suggestions on where I can learn spanish ? D:

For nearly 15 years, it's like we, the people in the United States are being forced to learn Spanish instead of it being a choice of a language to learn. Unfair.

Just like it's a choice for Spanish-speakers who come to this country to learn English, right? No. We all don't speak the Ingles.

okay;
at the moment im 14
and i was a 7 year old singing 13 tracks (full spanish) of ricky martin..cuz i was bored one day and over the course of a month learned all the songs.
and it gets me mad to know that i cant remember a single lyric except amor from all of them; so i wanna start up again cuz it was fun being a different race and singing fluently in a language your not that familiar with..so plz any ricky martin; enrique; marc anthony; ..songs dhat are full spanish and easy to learn..new or old..i just want one song to learn;..no reaggaeton( i can barely understand daddy yankee lmao) mostly romantic songs..plz help..

I am fairly intelligent and am looking at the commitment of time to realistically learn conversational Spanish.

I know it will differ by person, but has anyone done it in say...a year or less? If so how?

My school offers a study abroad program in Palma, Spain where Catalan is spoken. Do people speak Spanish there? I am just wondering because I don't want to go somewhere where people aren't speaking the language I want to learn. Thanks.

I live in a sanctuary city in Minnesota, with a large illegal population. They have marches in town, marching for amnesty, for white people to "get out" even. My town is quite devise, with people from all over the world, they get quite confused by the whole illegal Mexican in America thing. I speak a little Spanish from years of working with friends from Mexico. But lately it seems like it's crazy around here! At the march last summer they held up signs saying "Start to learn Spanish" and "This is OUR land" And even "Whitey go back to Europe!". Wow! And this is Minnesota! I've got no problems with the hard working friends I work with that happen to be from Mexico, but these others, what is the deal? They demand we learn Spanish in Minnesota? Just because the stubborn ones refuse to learn English?
To: Cheesus, you sound like the "Brown Nazi" radical nut jobs in my once nice town! Again, this is MINNESOTA! WE WERE NEVER A PART OF MEXICO! I SHOULD NOT HAVE TO LEARN SPANISH UP HERE! UNLESS YOU ARE SAYING YOU SUPPORT SOME KIND OF MOVEMENT THAT IS SIMILAR TO THE NAZIS OR SOVIETS!
EVERYONE! Please report Heath! He is using racial slurs! I did not use any slurs in my question and do not want any in the answers I get! The term "whitey scum" is very insulting to people!

I really want to learn Spanish, but I don't have any motivation for learning the language. Could you please give me some reasons why I should learn Spanish? I know that there are a lot of people that speak Spanish in the world, and it could be very useful to learn, but whenever I think of Mexico, a Spanish speaking country, I think of a very poor area. I also think of the desert, and the desert does not turn me on as much as a rich city with lots of tall, beautiful buildings.

And in return I can help with English or something.

I'm 18
I'm studying spanish right now in college and I'm ok at it. But I want to learn it much faster then I'm learning it now.