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Does anyone know an easier way to learn the continents and countries in Spanish?

Does anyone know an easier way to learn the continents and countries in Spanish?

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I'm having loads of trouble trying to learn the continents and countries in Spanish. I was wondering if anyone knew of a good study method. Because quite frankly I stink at them... ALL of them. So if you know of anything... Please tell me! smile

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updated ENE 11, 2010
posted by BubbleBear
It's necessary to ask this question. Buena suerte - Fidalgo, ENE 4, 2010

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What my teacher made the class do was go to Google Earth. Then we changed the langauge to spanish and went over all the areas (the US states,continents, ect.). We all did really good on the test after that, and it was a fairly difficult one.

updated ENE 11, 2010
posted by Bobertcool
Wow, a good commonsense answer. I wouldn't have thought of that. - GaryT, ENE 4, 2010
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Dear tns 312, I know why you are worry. In fact, there are a lot of similar words about continents, regions, countries and states in Spanish and English. The real problem now is recognizing very different words. In the case of me, I've already known all about the world since I was a child. I can remember all capitals as well as locations of all countries and territories. And certainly it's very easy to solve the problem if you have had a numerous knowledge about geography. In my point of view, you should consider different words again and again to remember longer and longer. Moreover, I think you'd better create a lot of flashcards about them. It's certainly a good method to learn. In addition, you can learn much more on many helpful websites like Google Earth, Wikipedia,etc when view them in both languages. Here is a map of Central America and Caribe in Spanish alt text

updated ENE 11, 2010
edited by Fidalgo
posted by Fidalgo
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A great resource is the Reference section of SpanishDict.com.

Select "Spanish Words" and scroll down the list to "Countries."

The Reference section is outstanding and is the first place I go looking for answers.

Buena suerte!

updated ENE 11, 2010
posted by pinkfloyd
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