VAMOOOOOOSSSSSS!!!!! ME encanta!

This is very motivating

Way cool! I can’t wait!

I think it highly depends on how your mind works as well. For me, I tried without subtitles and realized that I was unintentionally zoning out, and so I didn’t retain anything. So when my Dad suggested that I use subtitles as well as watch things I’m familiar with at first, such as the Star Wars movies, he pointed out that since I already knew the story I could focus less on trying to hear and force myself to comprehend and focus more on writing down the phrases I already can’t comprehend and look them up, adding to my vocabulary. Then I can revisit the movie again without subtitles. For me, reading and writing helps significantly to actually retain things, but it’s really all about how your mind works to new information. The subtitles were more a distraction to you, trying to go without them was more of a discouraging situation for me at first. Minds work differently, but in the end when you find a method that works for you, you hold on to it. I’m glad we found out methods, and I hope other language learners do the same and find out what works for them.

Aaww!

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Can you recommend them to me pls?

Eso! I like how you fuse them both together, and have a system that works for you!

@@ken2028 My main books are mcgraw hill “Side by Side Spanish English Grammar” and mcgraw hill “Complete Spanish All in One” And for apps Duolingo and SpanishDict.

You're right about that! Gritty Spanish is the ONLY app I know that goes in the great detail in regards to Grammar. The lower level versions epecially. The higher levels goes into a lot of detail when it comes to the slang, curse words, etc..

That might work for you but its too rigid and unnatural for most people to learn in that environment, that's why you see people cant order stuff in a restaurant even after studying that language for over a decade in school. If the immersion only happens when you are inside the classroom its not really immersion, unless you are in one of those expensive programs that make you study 4+ hours a day for months, i know people who became fluent in their target language from those alone

stop trying to bring people to the dark side lizard lips! , I know the first 4,000 and I can barly get my point across and only feel like I know 15% of spanish so there has to be a flaw with one of our points of view.

@@nicknicholas4770 that’s a you problem bro I also recognised the first thousand and was able to understand 90% of convos you probably memorised and didn’t internalise try more comprehensible input

That ain’t how it works, the grammar has very strange rules

do you have any tips on memorizing vocab and do memorize it with the past tense?

Gracias por tu comentario! Es verdad lo que dices! I love how you said plan ahead for Spanish lessons. Good point!

I love to do this with songs in Spanish. Decoding the meaning & singing along helps with so many aspects of learning the language, and it’s something I really enjoy doing to better connect with the emotion of the singer :)

Thank you for posting this… I was struggling to find a method that bore the most fruit and honestly was getting frustrated because I didn’t think I was progressing fast enough. Your post reminded me that one of the method s I briefly tried used this approach. My issue is that I wasn’t consistent in sticking with the process. I will now go back and apply myself to this methodology. Thanks again!!!

@@imperfectillustration6261 This way of doing it keeps you motivated cause it gives you a taste of what fluency feels like and keeps you chasing it

@@Trendleader863 Yes. I can see how that would be true. I just need to put in the time to study and be patient. I suppose that learning a language like most other things takes discipline and a consistent approach. My problem has been not having a consistent approach/methodology, and expecting to grasp the language quickly. I have been humbled…

@@imperfectillustration6261 Use LingQ. I'm not affiliated with them I just use it for my own personal benefit. Its 12 bucks a month but worth every penny. Makes the process effortless

Lol gracias!!

I just started using Duolingo recently, at first I was kind of annoyed at the amount of repeated words I just learned but then I realized that's actually what's helping cement it in my mind, great resource for memorization

@@RyanAmero I'm glad its helping you!

You can learn anything with God's help and a game plan. Write down your goals with a DATE, or they'll just be dreams. You got this!

@ you’ve inspired me!

@@a.b.2405 😁😁😁🙌🏾

I appreciate your kind words amigo. Gracias!

A esto vine, hermano! Estoy aquí para servirles! VAMOOOOS

Gracia por ver y por tu comentario!!

Estaba pensándote el otro día, pero cambié de celular entonces tengo que buscar tu número en mi otro cel. Cómo te va hermano?

@ no puedo quejar todavía estoy aprendiendo español todos los días sin parar! Algún día voy a ser fluido!!

It's not realy a "book", but has a lot of written content along with audio. Gritty Spanish is one I use - It has a lot of Grammar explanations and listening extercises. A Great verbs book is Spanish Verb Tenses, Kindle version is great!

Definitely. I would want to go to Venezuela and meet family there and try to practice with them.

Which link did you click? The first link takes you right to the different options for my classes.

people will say “dat” or “dis” but it’s not proper English, so english speakers will think u have some sort of accent. hope that helps

@@thelibrarian1186 thank you so much

I would like to know too, but I would start with at least knowing the “yo” forms for past future etc

First learn the past, present and future stem changing verbs that pair with each personal pronoun. Gerunds are not used as much in daily conversation. You can add them later naturally.

Buena pregunta. Use pronouns to clarify who you're talking about when you are switching your subject pronoun. If not using them in that context, then don't use them. Teacher is correct. For example (Clarifying): "María dice que no puede, pero YO creo que sí puede." In this sentence, we switched the subject from María to YO, so it sounds natural to add it. Example #2: Quiero ir a la tienda, pero también quiero quedarme en casa. In this sentence, there is only one subject . We know who we are talking about, so we're good without the pronoun. Also, if you mention a person once with their pronoun, you don't need to mention the pronoun again. Only if you switch to another subject and then want to switch back again. I hope this makes sense.

@ alright gracias

I know nothing about zodiac signs, but no. Not an aries.