Learning Spanish
What's the fastest way to learn Spanish? Give me like an estimation of how long it might take too!
Learning Spanish
The verbs are a pain in the ass, I'm almost done with my first year, let me know if you have any basic questions.
I'd say two-four years to master it.
I'd say two-four years to master it.
Originally Posted by Rob
The verbs are a pain in the ass, I'm almost done with my first year, let me know if you have any basic questions.
I'd say two-four years to master it.
I'd say two-four years to master it.
Originally Posted by SelfMadeSZN
I'm thinking about 3-4 months 10 hours a day. Think I could?
10 hours seems a bit um, excessive?
Originally Posted by Rob
I've been doing 1-2 hours a day for 8 months and I'm pretty decent now.
10 hours seems a bit um, excessive?
Originally Posted by SelfMadeSZN
I play in a all spanish soccer team and i'm the only white guy. It'd be cool coming back next season in August being fluent.
10 hours a day you'll be fluent within weeks.
I'd just suggest a few hours a day and watching spanish movies, being around spanish things. Talking spanish, all that stuff. No other quick way unless you actually use spanish.
Read spanish books.
Originally Posted by Snake
10 hours a day you'll be fluent within weeks.
I'd just suggest a few hours a day and watching spanish movies, being around spanish things. Talking spanish, all that stuff. No other quick way unless you actually use spanish.
Read spanish books.
Thanks for this post! I want to learn Spanish as well!
hueles a los peces
Dude 10 hours a day? I don't even watch anime for that long.
If you want to actually learn and not burn out, set up realistic goals and deadlines for yourself. I took Spanish in high school and I never really had any problems with it because I put in a realistic amount of time into it and stayed consistent while I was practicing.
If you want to actually learn and not burn out, set up realistic goals and deadlines for yourself. I took Spanish in high school and I never really had any problems with it because I put in a realistic amount of time into it and stayed consistent while I was practicing.
Originally Posted by Predator
Dude 10 hours a day? I don't even watch anime for that long.
If you want to actually learn and not burn out, set up realistic goals and deadlines for yourself. I took Spanish in high school and I never really had any problems with it because I put in a realistic amount of time into it and stayed consistent while I was practicing.
If you want to actually learn and not burn out, set up realistic goals and deadlines for yourself. I took Spanish in high school and I never really had any problems with it because I put in a realistic amount of time into it and stayed consistent while I was practicing.
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Originally Posted by Fam1ly
I reccomened finding a friend or someone who actually speaks and talk to them in spanish
it will be slow @ first but you will devolop easier that way and to learn use an app.
it will be slow @ first but you will devolop easier that way and to learn use an app.
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Originally Posted by Gelatin-chan
I picked up Portuguese within six months although I had the full combo, though: Live in Brazil and everything is in Portuguese. Portuguese is way harder than Spanish. I got Spanish down after a couple of weeks, super similar to Portuguese, but easier verbs.
Your best bet is to literally change your daily language to Spanish. Watch everything in Spanish with English subtitles, change your electronics to Spanish, read Spanish books, speak in Spanish and (obviously) study. Should take you less than a year.
Your best bet is to literally change your daily language to Spanish. Watch everything in Spanish with English subtitles, change your electronics to Spanish, read Spanish books, speak in Spanish and (obviously) study. Should take you less than a year.
Originally Posted by SelfMadeSZN
This was very helpful! I appreciate it.
Originally Posted by Predator
Dude 10 hours a day? I don't even watch anime for that long.
I reccomened finding a friend or someone who actually speaks and talk to them in spanish
it will be slow @ first but you will devolop easier that way and to learn use an app.
it will be slow @ first but you will devolop easier that way and to learn use an app.
I picked up Portuguese within six months although I had the full combo: Live in Brazil and everything is in Portuguese. Portuguese is way harder than Spanish. I got Spanish down after a couple of weeks, super similar to Portuguese, but easier verbs.
Your best bet is to literally change your daily language to Spanish. Watch everything in Spanish with English subtitles, change your electronics to Spanish, read Spanish books, speak in Spanish and (obviously) study. Should take you less than a year.
Your best bet is to literally change your daily language to Spanish. Watch everything in Spanish with English subtitles, change your electronics to Spanish, read Spanish books, speak in Spanish and (obviously) study. Should take you less than a year.
