Learn to Speak and Understand Spanish
hi,i am taking a spanish class at school.but i have to study and memorize a lot of vocabulary,grammar and spelling.it just too much so i don't want to study.maybe, you guy can help me out what is the best way to learn spanish?
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You need to just keep at it. You aren’t going to learn if you don’t want to do the work.
This is a good site if you need any clarifications or extra help:
http://www.studyspanish.com/
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They say the best way to learn is to hang with people who speak it all the time. TV is also good, and pictures are also helpful. Reading and memorization take long periods of time and don’t do the trick for most people. Plus lots of practice.
I think the easiest way to learn it is just to speak nothing else but Spanish in class. Even casual conversation with classmates — about boyfriends, sports, families, whatever — will increase your vocabulary and knowledge of the language. A study group might be very helpful because then you can talk Spanish to each other. If you’re studying alone, flashcards might help you learn the vocabulary. You might look online — there HAVE to be websites with Spanish tutorials.
One good way to learn a language in a school class setting is to make up and remember "pattern sentences" for yourself. Put in examples of as many points of grammar, noun genders, and verb tenses as you can, and make them colorful enough so you’ll remember them. That way you can reconstruct the rule or word from the sentences you’ve memorized.
One of my high school teachers made an offhand remark about the psychology of learning which I’ve always remembered. She said, "Learn a thing in the form that you’ll be called on to reproduce it." In your case, to learn to spell accurately, you should actually write the words out correctly, not just look at them or spell them out loud.
These tricks helped me do well in French class back in the day.
Hi,
try this method
http://www.LearnSpanishFluently.com
it’s excellent in order to improve your Spanish.
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