![]() My skill level is between beginner and intermediate, but I’m content because I know one day I’ll be fluent. And when I see something written in Spanish, I try reading it. I changed my phones settings to be in Spanish, I listen to podcasts on my commute, and When I see various stuff written in English, I try to see if I can figure out what that would be in Spanish. I’ve made Spanish part of my everyday life now. I’ve learned a lot from watching Andrea, and I’ve only found you guys a week ago. Since I watch YouTube regularly, I’ve been watching a lot of Spanish learning videos ( which is where I discovered you guys). I’m assuming it’s grammar, because I’ve been told that I’m clear and precise in my pronunciation. I’ve been using Duolingo daily, try to make sentences with words that I’ve learned with my friends who are native speakers (with various success). I actually wanted to learn 15 years ago, but back then I allowed other things have more importance than learning. ![]() I’ve been studying Spanish for a month and a half now (almost 2 months). Make sure you schedule next week’s tutoring lessons in advance before you get busy.Maybe you know a native Spanish speaker that lives nearby that doesn't mind helping you? If so, offer to buy them lunch in exchange for help. Plan time to speak in Spanish on the weekend with a tutor or a conversation exchange.Try to attend a Spanish meetup if there is one in your area.For the other half of the nights, make sure to schedule a language exchange with a friend that you can chat with in person or on video.Half of the nights after dinner you can watch a Spanish show or American TV with Spanish Subtitles.Take 30 minutes to an hour doing a Spanish lesson with an online tutor 3 times a week. ![]() Listen to a Spanish Podcast or a Pimsleur Spanish CD. ![]()
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