Category Archives: Learn Spanish

Here is an article from another woman who writes on learning languages. I was drawn to it because of the emphasis on fun. This begins a monthly series of guest articles by other writers on learning languages.– Rosana 5 Ideas … Continue reading →

Want to have more fun while learning Spanish? A lot of Americans and Canadians in the Lake Chapala area of Mexico, where I lived for several years, would buy DVDs of Spanish movies at the local street markets. My husband … Continue reading →

A friend of mine diligently studied Spanish for months before a trip to Mexico. But right after flying to Guadalajara, she went out for dinner and discovered that she couldn’t understand a word anyone said, nor could they follow her … Continue reading →

My friend Jason wanted to learn to speak Spanish, but he was confused about how to go about it. Should he take a class? Maybe he should study Spanish online, but there were so many websites to choose from. Since … Continue reading →

The idea of working on your Spanish by speaking it at work won’t apply to everyone, of course, but if it doesn’t apply to you maybe you can modify the concept so it does provide you with an opportunity, through … Continue reading →

This blog is meant to help you learn how to speak Spanish…. or I could even say to help you learn how to learn. You may be saying “well duh” if you are a regular reader, but I was just … Continue reading →

Spanish immersion classes that take place in Spanish-speaking countries have the advantage that the students are surrounded by the language everywhere they go. But you can imitate part of their method to learn Spanish without having the time or money … Continue reading →

Can you teach yourself Spanish? I think so. Of course, you can’t teach yourself anything you don’t know without some form of help. But what I mean here is that you can learn a lot of Spanish on your own, … Continue reading →

How’s your memory? Most people over 50 or even younger groan when asked that question. But memory is of course essential in learning Spanish, learning any language, or learning anything. I remember noticing in high school and college that my … Continue reading →