where can i practice spanish with other spanish students and native speakers?
102562
I would try to find a penpal or go into an online Spanish chat (yahoo has some) and see if someone will be willing to help you out.
730614
I would recommend Study Spanish at http://www.studyspanish.com\n\nIt has a lot of free material; even thought the Advanced and Certification levels are paid.\n\nIt has audio clips to help you learn the pronunciation, too.\n\nAll the best.
839607
Total immersion is the best way....have you considered stuy abroad or an exchange student program?\n\nRosetta Stone\nDo you live somewhere were there are a lot of spanish-speaking people? Ask one of them to help you, and maybe you can help them with English.
398030
Try a site lie altavista.com. You can enter english words and phrases and they will be traslated into spanish for you. It's free and pretty neat!
774197
Buena idea. Yo estoy estudiando, y espero que algun dia puedo hablar mejor que ahora.\n\nEspanol es una lengua muy bonita y casi toda la gente en el mundo pueden hablar mas que una lengua y por eso estoy tratando apprender mas que una por mi parte.
430080
http://www.lingolex.com/spanish.htm\n\nhttp://www.june29.com/Spanish/\n\nhttp://www.studyspanish.com/index.htm\n\n\nAny of these are pretty good...I hope this helps...
94748
My best guess is look for an internet cafe (sometimes they will have wireless), or stay in a hotel with free wireless internet access.\nMaybe their libraries will have free wireless, too.\nI've never been to Spain, so these are just some ideas.
382481
Actually where I live they do offer free Spanish lessons. You just have to sign up for the classes, and attend twice a week.
988257
Don't know if there are any free Spanish lessons but you could go to the foreigners centre in Torremolinos....at the top of San Miguel, across the road and up the little hill into a small square (Centro Extrajernos, I think).  If it is not there, then ask at the Ajuntamiento, up near the market, they should be able to direct you to the foreigners centre, although they only speak Spanish there, you could take someone along with you when they are giving you directions.  Failing that, i would pop into one of the Academias (which all teach English) and ask if there are any students who would like to practice their english in return for you to practice Spanish.  So pleased to hear that you want to learn the language...I think it is the biggest shame on our countrymen out here....so many of them don't bother and the spanish people love you for trying...they will always try to help you if you try.....all the best of luck to you:)
1067981
If you are talking about meeting people who speak Spanish, then, any on-line community, myspace, etc., should work. If you are talking about how to communicate with them, then just speak English. Most Europeans, including those from Spain, speak English at least to some degree. It's only Americans that limit themselves to one language.
577910
Here is a site that lists Spanish churches in Orlando.  I am sure most of these churches would have a youth group.  See the link below.
80713
I studied the basics of spanish and its a very nice, easy and intresting language.\nwherver you are contact a center called CERVANTES its a great center where you can learn spanish and you can continue your study whenever you like in any of cervantes branches in any country.  you can try their web you might find something online\ngood luck
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www.studyspanish.com\n\nwww.byki.com  This site says you will be speaking Spanish before you know it.\n\nSeveral others out there.  Just google "learning Spanish on line for free"
344760
i want to learn spanish.i'm from the philippines, we know the language well enough..and judging your english-you're doing great:) email me at lippy_riz@yahoo.com
90387
Cool place to chat in Spanish:\n\n\nwww.elchat.com
591943
Watch TLN channel 35 AND WATCH SOAP OPERAS. Try to find someone who speaks fluently and can practise basic conversation with you. Go to the library and pick up some beginner spanish learning books, children books are best because they have pictures and they break things down for you. Something to keep in mind, spanish like english has many different accents and slang words from country to country, a word can mean one thing in say colombia and something totally different in peru. Also many countries have words that are native only to that country. e.g. in english we have ebonics, southern accents, proper english etc
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Find a language partner. I mean... someone you can chat with in your messenger and who is willing to correct you and answer grammar questions. It is difficult, as many natives (just as in any other language) don't know their own language. As an example just see the spelling of many native English speakers here. It is the same in Spanish, sadly. BUT... if you find someone who knows well enough the language, you'll learn a lot.\nYou don't need much time for this. Maybe 15 minutes a day will help. And if you offer your help to practice English, I'm sure you'll find natives who'll be willing to do the exchange.\nGo to any of the languages communities like www.phrasebase.com or www.polyglot-learn-language.com or www.unilang.com or language-buddy.com.\nA nice advantage of this is that you can make friends and learn more about the countries where that language is spoken.\nGood luck!