What about you?
Hey! :D
I'm a native speaker and also someone who's in love with languages and I've been told that for most of people it is more difficult to learn Spanish than other languages. I would like to know how has been your experience so far because I know it's not the same for each one of us. Have you tried new methods that have helped you improve your Spanish?
PS: If you've learned some other languages, I'm interessed aswell. 
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Creo que es necesario empezar con lecciónes y clases pero cuando entiendes un poco de vocabulario y puedes conjugar los verbos, lo mejor es practicar con alguien de habla español. Para mí lo mejor fue hablar con una señora con quien trabajé; ella no habló inglés yo por eso tenía pensar en cómo comunicarme con ella. También estudié en una universidad in México. Sólamente dos clases por seis semanas pero aprendí muchisimo porque todo pasó en español. Por eso, pensé en español inclusivo soñe en español. Todo eso pasó hace muchos años y estoy aquí para practicar y aprender más.
I think you have to start with lessons and classes but once you understand a little vocabulary and can conjugate verbs, the best thing is to practice with a native Spanish speaker. For me the best thing was speaking with a friend at work; she didn't speak English so I had to figure out how to express myself. I also studied in Mexico. It was only two classes for six weeks but I learned a lot because everything happened in Spanish. Because of that, I thought in Spanish and even dreamed in Spanish. All this was many years ago and I'm here to practice and learn more.
Por favor, corrijan mis errores.
