Best way to approach learning Spanish?
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Not fluently, think it would be hard to learn fluent on your own would need like 2 way conversations to help (I think) I got Spanish on Rosetta Stone I found it a really good help
Caporegime
Rosetta Stone is good, along with immersion. Try and get away for cheap city weekends while learning. That will bring you on no end.
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Why would that be?
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Caporegime
Haven’t you heard, all our passports are going to self destruct at 11pm on 29 March 2019.
Not fluently but I signed up to a evening course I did for 9 months and got a qualification. It was only the basic reading and writing but came with access to Rosetta Stone which helped me get the basics.
I will continue will learning the language once I moved to Germany or Switzerland.
I will continue will learning the language once I moved to Germany or Switzerland.
Associate
Would be the more fun option
Soldato
Probably best learning your own native tongue fluently first
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Why would you learn Spanish in Germany or Switzerland ?
I was talking about learning another language in general
Soldato
Duolingo is a great app for learning languages
Soldato
You can learn it yes, but to really be fluent you need to live in the country IMO.
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Also probably the most expensive option
Interesting responses...I've been really trying to be more adventurous with Spanish...if you fail the Spanish smile and nudge you on encouragement
Thing is most Spanish I've met recently are all very good English speakers so they must be doing something right.
Thing is most Spanish I've met recently are all very good English speakers so they must be doing something right.