Top ten Spanish learning recommendations

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• Publié le: 08 avril 2015
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excellent tips and hints on Mastering another language is an excellent skill to add to your resume. In the usa the Spanish language is the 2nd most widespread language . Regardless of how you feel regarding the Spanish frequency; learning to speak and understand it is an an invaluable asset. Multiple jobs search for or even demand Spanish and English speaking professionals. Don't get left in the dust, purchase a Spanish lesson book and start on your adventure. Learning a 2nd language There are numerous ways to begin learning a a foreign language, Spanish being no exception. Regardless of whether you choose language learning computer softwares, direct tutoring or taking classes, learning to speak and understand Spanish takes some time. As the quote "Rome wasn't built in a day." Keep learning and keep practicing and you will grow every day. Before you realize it you will be speaking Spanish almost as good as a native speaker. A few things to remember when learning a new language are: 1.Don't give-up Mastering a new language can be very frustrating. Sometimes you reach a point where it doesn't seem like you are making any progress and simply moving in circles. When this happens step back and walk away. The human brain can process information better than you may think but it takes time for it to sink in. 2.Practice,practice and then practice some more As with any new skill that you want to master, you need to practice,practice and then practice some more. Repetition is the way we learn and by practicing you slowly begin to pick up on certain things inside the language. No matter whether it's how some words are pronounced or certain phrases. By continuing to practice you slowing forge ahead. 3.Use learning aids At school when you wanted to learn a specific subject you most likely used things like flashcards, visual aids, etc. to help you memorize that subject. Now that you are out of school that does not mean that you can't go back and use these approaches to help you master the Spanish language. Making use of these aids gives you a different angle to learning Spanish from enabling a better comprehension of the sentence structure and vocabulary, etc. and offering you a better grasp of the the Spanish language. 4.No one is perfect Nobody ever learns anything immediately. Even though some may be better at learning some things than others that doesn't mean those that aren't cannot do it won't eventually be just as

good. Making mistakes is a great thing. Anytime you make a mistake, you learn from it and grow from that. The same is true when it comes to learning Spanish. You learn to articulate and make sentences by failing the first couple of times. Before you realize it you won't be making the same mistakes and you will grow into your second language. 5.Work with someone Among the best ways to learn the Spanish language is to speak it. Working with a native speaker will help you learn proper pronunciation and sentence structure but also give you someone to practice with. Before you know it you'll be having whole conversations with someone and debating on a variety of subjects. This also helps you learn to hear certain words as well. 6.Pay Attention As much as speaking Spanish is important so is understanding what someone else is saying. Hearing the language spoken will not only help you to speak it yourself but to know how certain words are to be used. If you can't understand what someone else is saying in Spanish then speaking it won't help you any. 7.Slow but consistent Take your time with Spanish. Don't forget, it is not a race. While most of us want to spend as little time as possible learning a new skill it won't help anyone if you don't learn it correctly. Every person learns at a different speed. Determine what paces works for you and stick to it. As you learn more and more you'll improve your pace until you have a complete understanding of the language. 8.Say everything out loud Whether you are reading a word or sentence say it aloud. Reading the word and understanding it's different than saying it. By saying it out loud you engage several parts of your brain causing better retention. Besides that this will help you when the time comes to speak the language and hold a conversation with someone. 9.Tag day by day items Humans by nature are visual animals. A good way to help learn the words for day by day things is to label them in Spanish. While it may seem silly at first, after seeing the word associated with a particular item you'll begin to connect the two. In no time you will be able to talk about everything in your home entirely in Spanish. 10.Start out with what you know in Spanish Having grown up in the US everyone has had a small exposure to Spanish. Whether it was from

Sesame Street or Dora the Explorer even kids are exposed to Spanish. Begin with what you know in Spanish. For instance, sí is yes in Spanish. No matter who or what you are I am certain that you've heard that word at least once in your life. By starting with what you know it lets you see w h a t y o u n e e d t o w o r k o n a n d w h a t y o u m i g h t a l r e a d y h a v e m e m o r i z e d . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgRE7EuaYgk