How can I learn Spanish quickly.?
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Spanish is my first language soooo, my opinion would be to try and go to Mexico, Nicaragua,or Spain! here's a good way to learn click on the website below
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To learn well enough to read signs with a phrasebook, and know some basic phrases ("Where is a bathroom? "Where is the museum?" How much does this cost?") I would study an hour a day, at least 3 days a week, for about 20 hours total.\n\nTo learn well enough to have a good conversation with someone, you need to keep up that schedule for a year or more, and spend time "thinking in Spanish".  Go through your day, and as you talk, constantly think and write down sentences that you say and hear, and later look up the words  and phrases to keep you learning.
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Two suggestions:\n\n1. Talk/write with people over the internet in Spanish.  Use Skype (http://www.skype.com) you can use skype to search for Spanish speakers in "Skype me" mode (a signal that they are willing to talk with anyone).  Then approach your CD lessions from the point of view that you are trying to improve your communication ability with the people you meet.\n\n2. Go to your local library, see if they have a copy of the Spanish version of "Muzzy in Gandoland".  I've seen the Esperanto version,  and recommended Muzzy to my daughter for Spanish lessons.  It's a fun cartoon immersion course available in several languages.
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Just do it by yourself.\n\nMany Spanish teachers make their own word searches and crossword puzzles with free online programs anyways.
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A good book is available at the link below. It has clear text, is downloadable and contains conversation samples for your pronunciation. Hope this helps. \n\nhttp://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Spanish
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Good for you!  There are lots of things that you can do on your own to learn Spanish.\n\nFirst of all, in many areas Spanish-language programs are available on television.  When I was first learning Spanish, I particularly enjoyed watching the news programs.  At first I considered myself lucky if I got the main topic of the news story, but as I continued I was able to follow the news better and better.  Don't worry about understanding everything you're hearing; just try to comprehend as much as you can, even if it's a little.\n\nYou can also read in Spanish.  There are many Spanish-language books and magazines.  I especially like Selecciones, which is a magazine very similar to Reader's Digest.  You can probably also find many other books and videos of interest at your local library.  If you already know a bit about Spanish pronunciation, you can even read to yourself out loud, but silently is okay too.\n\nAgain, don't worry about looking up too many words that you don't understand or trying to translate from Spanish to English.  Just get as much as you can from the Spanish and don't worry about the rest.  I think you'll be surprised at how quickly your comprehension gets better if you work at it on a regular basis.  You might want to start with some material that's pretty familiar, and go from there.\n\nI strongly believe that listening comprehension is the key to learning how to speak a language, so if you build your listening skill before your get to your class, I expect that your conversational skills will take off!  Also, the Spanish vocabulary that you learn on the television news and in magazines should be appropriate for many settings, so you can use it without being afraid that it's inappropriate or archaic or something.\n\nI hope you have a lot of enjoyable success with your Spanish learning!
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Log on to www.aulafacil.com, there are many courses of Spanish
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You might want to try this website.  I'm trying to learn a little more Spanish so that I can use it.  It looks like a really good site.\n\nhttp://mylanguageexchange.com/Default.asp
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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.
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Read the Bible, it is a great way to learn real English.\nAnd I am talking about the King James Version, where the real kings' English is spoken.\n\nYou can get some tapes, and read along with them to get the right intonation and usage of words. Using this method, you will be pleasantly surprised at how fast you pick up the language! \nDon't just take my word for it either, try it!
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You cannot learn any language "quickly". Languages necessarily take time to learn. Anyway, if you want to hurry it up, try being exposed to the language just as much as you can.
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about.com has a spanish section that is pretty much a self-spanish learning center. Spanish Pronto also has a lot of tools and stuff to help learn spanish, though they dont really teach you spanish. But i dont really know any else besides those two. Buenas Suertes!
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This is VERY GOOD and very comprehensive online free course of Spanish language. Check it out! And have fun!!! Hasta la vista, baby!!!\n\nhttp://www.studyspanish.com/freesite.htm
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I have taken Spanish for three years now and everything is still going great. I have found that using flashcards helps you remember vocab. Another great method is to watch Spanish TV shows, this helps in remembering vocab and understanding sentance structure. Even if you only understand a few things, don't get discouraged, my Spanish 1 teacher had me do that and it got easier everytime I did it. I'd also recomend reading books in Spanish, usually your local library will have a spanish book section, give it a try! My final recomendation, use spanish in conversations with friends and family, even if it is only a couple of words, it will help you remember and help them learn a little spanish if they didn't know it already. I hope that helped.
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Listen to radio and television programs - with American English if you want that, or British English - or the country of your choice.\n\nYou will be dealing with accents, idioms and the speed at which people speak, depending upon where they live.\n\nI learned a lot of Spanish and a bit of Russian by borrowing language tapes from my public library - and children's music and poems.\n\nThere's nothing more delightful than watching Sesame Street in another language - by getting a sense of the rhythm and sounds of the language, I was able to get the basics from these sources.\n\nOnce I was able to say a few phrases and be understood, then I went on to listen to and read more age-appropriate material.\n\nOne thing about listening to radio, TV, CD's or whatever you listen to - don't TRY to understand, just have it on in the background while you're making dinner or relaxing.\n\nI figured this out watching toddlers use and apply language.  When I did that myself- Spanish became easy very quickly.\n\nI hope you find this helpful.  English is a vague and contradictory language - often there are as many exceptions as there are rules.
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pimsleur learn to speak spanish
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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