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Listen to what this man is saying. His videos are very good at communicating how to learn any language. One additional piece of advice that he has said in a few other videos and is worth repeating is… Don’t stop trying to learn anything that you want to learn. Even if you only spend a few minutes at a time on learning something every day. Eventually you will accumulate a lot of knowledge. It is like the Grand Canyon. A long time ago the Grand Canyon was a shallow drainage depression where rain water ran off the mountains. If you have never been there, I recommend going. It is amazing. And proof that relentless effort cannot lead to failure. You can’t fail at something you refuse to quit trying to do. Learning something new requires some effort. But most of all it requires repeatedly doing something directly related to learning that thing. Nunca te rindo.

@paulbradford6475

10 ай бұрын

Sound advice, Martin. Thank you. Olly Richards (not sponsored by him) has published many books from A1 to B2 level that treat with specific subjects. My favorites are those that deal with the causes and outcomes of WW1 and 2. Many expressions and specific words become second nature and allow me to read with greater comprehension.

@davidr1147

9 ай бұрын

(tu) Nunca te rindas, (vosotros) nunca os rindáis o (yo) Nunca me rindo

@martinknows

9 ай бұрын

@@davidr1147 yes, but I never give up/quit on you.

@davidr1147

9 ай бұрын

@@martinknows what do you mean exactly? I'm not a native english speaker,. but believe me 'Nunca te rindo' is not correct anyway, I think you mean something like 'nunca me rendiré contigo', meaning alike: 'Nunca te abandonaré' or 'nunca te dejaré', those expressions refer to a person, if you mean 'I never give up "because" of you, (because the motivation or support you give me) would be: 'Nunca me rindo gracias a ti' If you don't mean 'because of', or 'thanks to' something or someone it could be: Nunca/jamás me rindo Nunca/Jamás me daré por vencido Nunca/jamás me rendiré So if you mean that you never going to give up with your spanish, you could say: 'nunca me rendiré con el español'

@shadowqueen8042

9 ай бұрын

Thank you❤❤

This is exactly what helped me start getting fluent in English. As soon as I moved to the US, I started working for a company that does pool maintenance, and without even realizing it, within a few months, I found myself capable of having a conversation about this topic with a lot of confidence because I had mastered like 99% of the vocabulary and common phrases used in that business. And since then, I've applied that technique to other areas of interest.

This is so true. I worked for a large catering company in San Francisco. We were a "mini United Nations." I had to communicate in Spanish with people from Venezuela, Honduras, Cuba, Salvador, Mexico, and the list goes on. It was the greatest learning experience of my life.

@dawn2508

Ай бұрын

They never learned English?

This is a golden advice. I thought Paul would give me some general, boring, advice like so many others, but you, Paul, proved once again what a great teacher you are. Thanks! And yes I have a plan hence goal for my Spanish learning already. 😊

This is what happened to me. I worked xray in a hospital that had MANY Mexican immigrants. I HAD to learn spanish to get my job done faster. Using the translator phone every time would take way too long. Then I found myself stuck, only able to speak "xray spanish". I couldnt have a pleasant conversation, only explain exams and give instructions. Now Im progressing further, and that base understanding from work is really helping me. My plan is to take subjects and hobbies I already am obsessed with, and learn how to talk about them in spanish with other people, read about them, watch videos about them. So far so good

I found a great way to kickstart this process for any focused topic. I created a number of ChatGPT prompts similar to the following example: "Please generate a vocabulary of nouns, verbs, adjectives and phrases for items relating to automotive parts, maintenance and repair in Spanish." What you get is a thorough listing of the requested language elements that you can immediately use to study up on ANY focused topic that you're not familiar with.

@QrooSpanish

9 ай бұрын

That's a good idea. Thanks for sharing that.

😮 oh my God!! I can already see myself advancing!!! I'm very grateful for this!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

very good point. For myself being married to a Hispanic family I want to be able to pick up the phone and call extended family to make small talk about everyday life. But most important to me is to be able to talk to my mother-in-law who does not speak a single word English and is also blind. so, I made myself a list with phrases and sentences to help her around the house or simply ask if she needs my help. Then dissecting the sentences with your videos to understand the structure and the grammar overall! Paul you are a true blessing.

I live in the Southern US and I'm a native English speaker that works with a large number of Hispanics. I feel that learning Spanish would be helpful. Focused fluency would be focusing on retail-related Spanish vocabulary so I can communicate in Spanish at a basic level in a retail environment.

I’m a veterinarian and am trying to learn to help my clients who only speak Spanish. This barrier prevents them from feeling comfortable, and seeking care for their pets. I want to change that. This video came at the right time because I’ve been thinking that it might go faster if I just focused on getting better within the context of my job.

Love that plane analogy. Couldn't agree more. When the going gets tough, the tough get going!

Thank you so much! I love all your videos! This is a fantastic idea! I think instead of choosing a typical subject of interest or hobby I think my fluency focus is going to be learning to speak about my life and being able to ask about other peoples lives. (Background, interests, family, etc.) I think confidence in speaking about those things would not only bring great progress but it would be things you would talk to people about all the time. I love that having a specific focus feels doable and takes away the overwhelm and discouragement that usually becomes an obstacle. Thanks again!

@ellenrosen1

9 ай бұрын

Your comments helped me identify my fluency focus! I'm retired and was having trouble finding a fluency focus but as you said - learning to speak about my life (a few careers, travel, hobbies, reading interests - and asking these questions of others) will generate more fluency and lead to interesting conversations. Very helpful post!

@lindas215

9 ай бұрын

@@ellenrosen1 I’m so glad my post was helpful! 🥰 All the best to you in your Spanish study!💛

@jsbutterfly11

8 ай бұрын

Wow! Light bulb just off. You have helped me identify my fluency focus. Thank you! It feels like the first miles marker that will boost my confidence

This is exactly how my Spanish fluency started shooting up due to me being a teacher. I started focusing on small phrases that would help me within my job and my listening skills as well. I think it's helped considerably, and I think I'm going to take this and use this technique to further my Spanish skills! Thank you so much for this!

Thank you for giving me a proper title for this type of learning. I can attest to the potency of this method. During the lockdown I taught myself electrical engineering using focused fluency, albeit unknowingly. I set out to accomplish one thing, I wanted to design a guitar amplifier for myself. I skipped all the necessary academic prerequisites like physics and circuit analysis and just focused on knowing what I needed to know, only dipping into the "boring stuff" whenever I hit a wall. At first I considered it cheating, a cheap shortcut to the finish line of my goal without much hope for retaining any respectable grasp of the broader subject of EE. But the truth is, I was always hitting walls, which meant I was always having to dip back into the boring stuff in order to move forward. The beauty of it is, the theory-aka the "boring stuff"- started out as just a necessary evil but quickly became indistinguishable from the FUN stuff because they are actually one in the same. After hitting enough walls and learning enough snippets of theory to get me over those walls, I got to the point where the snippets wouldn't satisfy me. I knew damn well that there would be another situation where another type of capacitor is used and I would need to know why so I opted to learn about capacitive reactance, temperature coefficients, dielectric absorption , all the nerd sh*t. It was still the same necessary evil that it always was, the difference was now it was a lot less evil because I WANTED to learn it, and that makes all the difference when it comes to retention and my ability to fully grasp a concept. And once you get there it starts to snowball, the broader topics are now your snippets and since you've already learned bits and pieces of them along the way, you're learning them in a fraction of the time. All the while it still feels like it's all part of the cheap shortcut you think you're taking until you realize there are no more walls. Then, once you spend enough time in a place without walls, you might just say to yourself "I got this sh*t." Focused Fluency is a selfish shortcut to mastery where passion is the only prerequisite. I believe passion to be very important. It may have been sheer necessity that got the ball rolling for Paul but he obviously became passionate about the language at some point if not from the get-go otherwise it would have retired along with his job. Instead he actively thinks of new ways to teach the language to others-the sign of a true master with true passion-. As for me, I'm no master of electrical engineering but I wouldn't trust anyone making that claim as us humans are still in our infancy of understanding it. I can say that I design and build many types of audio amplifiers and most of them don't catch fire or explode, they actually sound pretty good. Plus, I did some online tests out of curiosity and I can pass most college-level EE tests with an A or a B (I got a 74% on one of them). I accomplished this within the span of the pandemic, however long that was, and I have no intention of stopping, maybe just to slow it down a bit while I learn Spanish :)

This makes a lot of sense to me. In October 2022 I ended up coming to the north of Spain and first two months I was desperate to find any communication beyond small talks in the bank, the language school I had enrolled to and bars. My Spanish had really skyrocketed as I had found a band to play in, and since the music is my true passion for life, it finally made me involve in more and more speaking. I even remember catching some structures on the go such as "subjunctive + conditional" and some "aha!" moment in regards how to use them in real life. Still a long way to go though but applying the language in a specific field really helps, can't agree more on this video.

Learning to speak on specific topics is what they call Language Islands. Learn about and focus on certain topics: work, family, hobbies, etc. When you have islands, you have a toolbox from which to draw a conversation. Also, don’t worry about grammar; focus on COMMUNICATION; not “getting it perfect.” Until you get the grammar and vocab, use visual communication- hands, facial expressions, body language. The key is to get your point across; no matter what the method.

Keep the lessons coming!!!!

Very helpful suggestion!! Thanks!!

Thanks Paul great advice again

This is such a fantastic suggestion! Thanks so much, Paul. I am going to try it.

This is great advice!

Another helpful video. Thanks Qroo Paul. I'm going to try this approach.

Great video!😊

Thanks for the tip. Will try this week. Great teacher!

Paul, your videos are always so helpful and relevant. Thank you! Greetings from Evergreen, Montana.

Fantastic advice and roadmap to excel.

Brilliant idea! Focused learning.

en dos meses mi coche va a tener un cambio de aceite.Empezaré hoy a aprender cosas a los trabadores, muchos de ellos son Latinos, y lo que hacen cada dia...dos meses!! ojala que pueda hacerlo. and now, I will look up and see how many errors I made in this message!! Me encantan tus videos. Tengo 78 ańos y vivo en Santa Monica,Ca.

Great video!

Buenos tatdes!! I stumbled upon your video just a while back and this is the second video i am watching today. Yet another very useful . Muchisima gracias!! Yes, a very useful hint on starting on a specific topic.

Muchas gracias Sr.Paul. Parece una buena idea y déjame ponerla en práctica.🙏

I love this idea. I never thought about it like that but that's exactly what I'm trying to do. It was getting frustrating trying to learn so much so quickly. Great videos. Thx.

Great idea, worth to give it a shot.

Makes perfect sense. This is super helpful. Thanks so much!

@QrooSpanish

9 ай бұрын

You're so welcome! Thanks for watching. :)

Always on point dude. I'm going back in.

Good stuff, thanks

I'm definitely going to pick a topic and try this out! This makes a lot of sense to me. Just get really good at talking about one subject first before trying to conquer the entire language. Maybe I'll focus on one of my hobbies - gardening? Thanks Paul!👍🙂

Good advice. I may even pop back in here as I go. So far I have a 53 day streak on Duo. I know, not ideal, but it's simple and it does introduce you to vocabulary and syntax just a bit. Also found Spanish Input for listening and transcribing. That has helped SO much with my listening comprehension. I also put on simple Spanish stories or monologues via a couple of Spotify podcasts. Last night, puttering around in a thrift store, I learned about driving too fast, camping, and accents. It was fun. I didn't understand even 25% of it, but I got the gist of all of the pieces. Also, your channel helps a lot with the grammar. Here's the formula, just insert infinitives LOL (I'm only up to lesson 5 Conocer y Saber) I've asked my kids for a sub to Babbel and hope it is a good use of my time. ALSO I just found a KZread channel all about my favorite hobby IN SPANISH! My goal is to be bilingual, and the reason for that is mostly to help my brain as I'm in my 60's and want to keep sharp as I age. Now to find my focus. Thanks Paul!

Dude, good stuff for sure!

@QrooSpanish

8 ай бұрын

Appreciate it!

Your videos are so helpful mate. Appreciate it. I am getting my study back on track now. I'm going to record myself talking for 10-15 mins in english and then can use that for what I want to learn in Spanish

Good advice as always. Thanks

@QrooSpanish

10 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

He knows what he talking about because he expresses reaching fluency in terms of "years". Learning decent Spanish in 2 years is viable. 3 months is impossible, as there are so many variations of the Spanish language. It's various dialects, accents, and slangs.

Good advice, thank you.

@QrooSpanish

9 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Very helpful. Thank you

This is an amazing approach 🙌🏽 I’m going to try it!

@QrooSpanish

6 ай бұрын

You got this!

Excellent advice... exactly what I needed to know. Thank you

@QrooSpanish

5 ай бұрын

Glad it was helpful!

Starting today to learn Spanish !❤

@QrooSpanish

8 ай бұрын

Awesome!

Thanks for the encouragement and guidance! I never liked grammar because it was a complex method for explaining what I already knew how to do. But it is obviously a critical tool when learning a new language. I'm helping a friend learn english now and I'm going to get him started from the beginning on understanding the grammar in simple sentences. I am sure this will help him retain what he is learning. I have been surprised how difficult it is for new learners to retain very simple things. It also helps me stay focused when I am viewing spanish videos or subtitles.

Anki as a phrase and word bank has helped so freaking much! Any time I've heard a new phrase or word or grammar point that seems helpful, I've just plugged it in and my spanish has literally skyrocketed. My deck is up to about 200 cards and those cards have helped me more than any of the hours of youtube videos!

Hi! it is very interesting all you share!! I´m a native Spanish speaker from Argentina, and I teach "Español para Extranjeros" and I think you have a great way to explain to reach clear goals. Thank you Paul!

You are really hitting on something that I think can really help me. I find myself getting demoralized by the fact that I can watch and completely understand certain shows or videos ( on travel or from spanish teachers and a few specific subjects) then try to follow conversations in different situations and feel completely lost). The problem stems from a combination of vocabulary and pronunciation and speed. But that insecurity has led me to avoid trying to learn to speak fluently with the vocabulary I do posses. I have decided to adopt your idea. I'm going to try and focus on telling stories about my daily activities. Since I don't have spanish speaking partner to practice with I will try first by keeping a journal. As you say it should expose my gaps and weaknesses that I can focus on. Mundane but useful I think. Thank you!

You’re a genius, going to give it a try!

Im so glad that I found these videos to give me a direction and guidance with my spanish learning. I use to want to learn spanish at first due to having my heritage being tied to it but was not taught anything about it, as time went on and my curiosity grew and I took in the music and internet culture, I wanted to join in on the fun but couldn't even though im now learing Spanish in high scool, the lessons felt sluggish and I didn't feel challenged I also wanted to do self study but my teacher wouldent give me any sources or advice on the topics and ideas I wanted to learn although now I feel more confident to do self study :D

Thanks as always!

@QrooSpanish

10 ай бұрын

My pleasure!

Great idea!

Great advice. I just started my retirement job as an aide at a local public school. I had 2 years of Spanish in High School plus 800 days of Duolingo. I am the "any port in a storm" translater on my campus. We have 2 native speakers there but they are not on campus all day. I had my first translation last week and I muddled through it successfully. I need to drill down into the content that needs to be expressed to a Spanish speaking parent regarding student progress/problems/information, etc. At the same time, of course, I need to listen to the family's needs. This is great timely advice. I can always count on you for concise inspiration. Thanks Paul! BTW, the translation was involving the need to enroll a 6th grade student into EVERY advanced class (here in Texas) with the parent's permission. So happy to be a part of that.

I am so happy Paul you and your channel exists. I came here to find some tips re how to get out of frustrated stucknes. I really really want to speak spanish but always give up as I walk into dead end streets and hit the wall. Now I feel to give another try following another aproach. Fingers crossed. Thank you! (My goal: I start to read a book about my interest - 'Mitologia prehispanica'. It is super practical as it has many short chapters. I dedicate time to read at least one chapter day, translate and understand the grammar and talk about what I read. Plus I will stick to one of your video until I do not get it. I will do this for one months, every single day. Fingers crossed.)

Great advice, thanks.

Excellent idea! I work in a department store, so my goal will be to learn as much as I can about what to say to help customers and describe what I do, as well as identify the products and food we sell. My goal is Aug. 31 (this date is as good as any and almost a month from now). I have been ´all over the place´ in studying Spanish, so I will try this and get focused. Today´s lesson is how to ask if someone needs help finding things and a grocery list. Thanks for the video. I will let you know how it goes.

Just when I thought your videos, knowledge and advice couldn't get any more helpful you come up with something like THIS 🤩

You’re the best!!

Thank you for your suggestions. I’ve been trying to become fluent in Spanish for a long time. I would say now that I’m better than a beginner and a little less intermediate. Your video has helped me realize I was learning it all wrong. I just added your subscription and I’m jumping back on that horse.

Your way of teaching is unique. I've tried Pimsleur, got an Associate Degree in Spanish in 1 year & made A's. They had me doubling up on my courses. For example, the university I attended put me in Spanish 101 & 102 in the same semester. Then it was 103 & 104 in the same semester. I left with a degree & didn't know 1 bit more than I knew before I started. It was very frustrating. I really want to be fluent. For some reason my English speaking friends think I am. I know I am very far from it. I would love to be fluent. My sister in law who thought I was fluent thought I could take s test to become a medical interpreter for hospitals & work via the Internet at home. I wish! I just don't feel like I can learn fast enough.

@vanguardcycle

10 ай бұрын

i get this completely. i've been in a super intensive one on one course for a minute and have been going hard with it, on top of that studying separate material and getting a ton of practice daily (live in south america) yet i feel like i'm just spinning my wheels most days. the thing is though, you will absolutely have breakthrough moments where you can see your progress, and those are so motivational. it's surely a slow process, but i do feel empowered now and have the knowledge that even for slow learners like us, if we just stick with it and stay consistent it will come.

Great advice, I started watching your course a couple weeks ago and it is great. I’m 43 and it isn’t easy but I’m learning a lot.

@QrooSpanish

9 ай бұрын

Welcome aboard!

You hit the nail on the head! I'm a Catholic deacon who was never taught Spanish even though it was suggested to Me many times. I was then assigned to a primarily Spanish parish. NOW I HAVE TO LEARN IT, AND LEARN IT NOW!! WILL GET BACK TO YOU. PROMISE

@deaconjohnsarabia1118

10 ай бұрын

Learn prayers of Rosary by Sept 25

@vickikubes5220

10 ай бұрын

Learn the Hail Mary first!

@deaconjohnsarabia1118

10 ай бұрын

Our father, hail Mary and glory be already learned

@spider2666

2 ай бұрын

Being as you refer to yourself as Me, with a capital letter, are you sure you're just a deacon ? 😉

More great advice! You have supreme credibility as a non-native speaker that sounds like a native speaker! It makes perfect sense to go deep in 1 topic before you go wide!

Excellent advice. Makes so much sense. I'm a writer and want to talk about my books / writing with Spanish speakers. Would love to do readings at bookstores in Mexico - learning lists of verbs isn't cutting it. Thanks, Paul - I'm putting this to task!

@QrooSpanish

10 ай бұрын

That's a great goal!

This is a brilliant strategy and one that I have adopted. I chose a fairly easy goal- how to communicate simply in whilst on holiday in Spain. Very simple things like asking about things in a menu, or bus or train times, prices of things, location of interesting places, how to ask a person their name, telling them a little bit about myself and where I come from, was it safe to walk around at night, etc. It works wonders as you go on adding more vocabulary

This is súper práctico! Sometimes we feel the need to “take on” the entire language. It’s better to focus one’s efforts on the primary area of need or interest, learning the grammar as you go. After experiencing success with basic grammar and your primary interest, start branch out to other topics.

I instinctively did that, trying to write a letter of advice to an imagined Spanish speaking client in my professional area. When I actually got a client engagement, I was ready, but of course everything I wrote should have been heavily edited by my Spanish speaking better half. But I wasn't scared and wrote a decent draft for my level. Your advice is great, Paul, and it is especially because in your area of interest it is much easier to understand the native speakers, as it is possible to reconstruct what is being said from a few key words if you know the topic.

Thank you so much for your videos. I've been memorizing spanish rnb to start because it's fun, I have 2 songs memorized already in 2 weeks! Just keeping it fun and light for now keeps me building my habit

@QrooSpanish

9 ай бұрын

That's a great approach. I learned quite a bit of Spanish listening to music.

I really like the tip and I really enjoy it

@QrooSpanish

6 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Awesome content!!

@QrooSpanish

3 ай бұрын

Appreciate it!

That's great advice Paul. I've done it in a slightly different way, e.g. following a particular long running news story (Brexit) or an event (world cup or Olympics). It definitely gave my Spanish a massive boost. Keep up the good work.

@QrooSpanish

9 ай бұрын

That's a great suggestion.

This advice is a game changer for me. This strategy is like a curriculum custom made for me because it is focused on some thing that is immediately applicable to my occupation. I am a mental health professional and I have some spanish speaking patients. In addition, I just want to be fluent in spanish in general. Thank you for this inspiring video!!!....Happy New Year to All!!

Hi Qroo Paul, Great videos and really like the presentation style. I watch to a lot of videos and a lot of podcasts especially when out walking or travelling - but I have a lot of trouble concentrating on the podcast (I'm easily distracted) - what would you recommend to keep focused? Thanks again. John

This makes a lot of sense. I’m gonna have to try this for sure.

I work with a lot of Spanish speaking people at my job. Going to try this approach. Thank you for this advice.

Good advice.

I'm using your from cero to conversational lessons right now, only on lesson 4 after I finish those and learned what I can I will come back to this post and update you! I spend an hour a day minimum specifically on learning Spanish with your lessons! thank you!

@QrooSpanish

9 ай бұрын

That's great! You sound like you are very commited to learning the language. I am sure you will meet your goals.

I understand your concern about using translators in badly considered ways. I now have a rule of thumb when communicating on WhatsApp with my Spanish friend: never send something i don’t fully understand or agree with. This means that i almost never use the translators, mainly DeepL, except when I’m really struggling, but i do often cross check. The biggest mistake is it doesn’t necessarily know if you are talking in the familiar, followed by over literal translation of an English term that doesn’t translate easily - two phrases I recently had problems with were ‘if i were you’ and ‘wish you were here’.

Great idea, I'm going to try it. I live in a small town and the only Spanish-speaking people own a Mexican restaurant. So I'll focus on pretending to work there and talk about topics relating to that business.

Primary/secondary school English classes were a VERY long time ago. I couldn't tell you what present subjunctive even means without needing to look it up.

Makes so much sense. This is how I started learning Spanish in the beginning. That grammar and vocabulary I learned with this method is the stuff that stuck. Need to get back to this. Anyways, I will say learning general Spanish out of a vocabulary book hasn’t done much for my speaking ability. However, it has improved my listening and reading ability at a quicker pace.

What a great idea

This is great advice. This is the reason that I do not like major language learning programs. They are not focused on the topics or words that I need to use everyday in order to retain the information.

Thank you. I am thinking about who to practice with. :)

I'm so trying this! I'll update you guys on how it goes. Skipping off happily 🤗

Fantastic advice and very well-spoken explanation. This definitely is the best way to learn language.

@QrooSpanish

2 күн бұрын

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Wow! I feel you made this highly motivating video just for me. I’m in the perfect place (Miami) and the perfect job to do this. We even have handouts already written in Spanish in my back pack right now that I can use as vocabulary guides . . . so it can be done. I’m glad I tuned in, thank you for giving me a clear path!

@QrooSpanish

7 ай бұрын

You got this!

The one thing that helped my Spanish immensely is to become involved in an online fluency class with teachers from Argentina. It is a zoom class and there are usually 2-5 students in the class. Each class has a dedicated subject with only Spanish being spoken. It is great and very enjoyable! The teachers are great ! You have to be ready to laugh easily at yourself!😊

wonderful idea

Sounds like a good approach

This video was very informative. I’m currently learning Spanish and that’s how I started learning. I learned phrases and words from my job because I wanted to speak to Spanish to be able to translate and understand native Spanish speakers

Hola Qroo Paul! 😎 I am a Spanish teacher for high school. Levels one and two. If you could please send some videos that I could show my class that would be amazing!! We are just getting started with conjugating verbs, etc. and I want to inspire them to think in chunks, and like you said another videos, a practical application of the conversations. Thank you so much for ideas of how to teach basics and inspire them to start speaking quickly.🤩🙏🏼👍🏼 Also, the SHORTS are much appreciated!! I only have 45 minutes with both classesat the same time, so I need to use the time wisely. Ty!!

@QrooSpanish

8 ай бұрын

Hi. Thanks for watching the channel. I have heard from numerous Spanish teachers who show my videos to their classes. You can play them right from KZread in the classroom.

Thanks for this video -- that's kind of what I've been doing out of necessity - but thinking I need to be more structured in my learning. My topic -- animal rescue work, specifically dogs. Holy cow - this one has me pretty busy.

We need more chunks and sentence starter videos those are the most helpful for me at this point I want to break the Spanish plateau, I covered all Spanish tenses, more advanced please

My son is an automotive tech student in a trade HS and is required to take Spanish this fall. I am thinking about focusing my Spanish on all things auto repair e.g. parts, problems, related verbs etc. I figure it would focus me to get better in a unique area as well as help my son pick up Sp.1 basics faster due to the relatable subject matter.

I live in Arizona and my (Spanish speakers)landscapers come every two week for yard maintenance. Before they arrive, I plan out what to say and what I need done in Spanish. Luckily the boss also speaks English, so he helps me with my pronunciation and grammar if I didn’t get it correctly. This has been a great way to accelerate my learning. I just wish they came everyday. 😂

@dawn2508

Ай бұрын

I just wish they would want to learn English the way you are learning Spanish