how do you learn spanish fast?
i need help learning spanish really fast! how should i do it?
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Get surrounded by it as much as you can. If you are in a Spanish-speaking country, go to cafés, watch TV, make friends, go to the movies, etc.
If you are in the U.S., go to a class, find a Spanish conversation group. Make friends who are Spanish-speakers and spend a lot of time with them. Listen to Spanish music, radio, tv, etc.
Tutor people. You'd be surprised how much you learn when you have to teach it to others.
Immersion is the best way to pick it up quickly. 
Hi mandeeli , It depends on your ability and how much do you want to learn Spanish .just study hard and you will learn Spanish in no time . check this thread it may help you a lot here , and don't forget to do the lessons here at SD Spanish lessons
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P.S : there were previous threads opened about the same thing before so don't forget to do a search next time
In my opinion, "immersion" is a great method, which I follow myself.
Have as frequent contact with the language as you can. Listen to music, read books - articles - web pages, watch movies and study the grammar, too. In the beginning, you might find it difficult, but as time goes by, you will realize how muchall these will have helped you. Don't worry about not understanding perfectly, it will definitely help you.
Hi Mandeeli17, and Welcome to Span¡shD!ct!!!
The fastest way, from what I understand, is to immerse yourself in the language. The easiest way to immerse yourself would be to move to a country where Spanish is the primary language and stay there for about a year or so.
If this is not practical, you can also try to set up immersion situations by watching Spanish television and listening to Spanish radio (try to parrot back the sounds/words/phrases that you can hear), by reading progressively more challenging Spanish books (always look up any unfamiliar word that you come across in a good dictionary), by going into areas of your city where you can find Spanish being spoken (grocery stores, churches etc) and by befriending those who speak Spanish and practicing with them.
At the same time, it would also be a good idea to get a few good Spanish grammar books and work out of these as you simultaneously immerse yourself in the language.
Study a lot!
Sorry, no one ever likes the answer "Hard work".
I've only started learning Spanish but I know with Czech moving to the country didn't particularly help except to keep me motivated. I know people who went to live there and didn't bother studying and tried to learn through speaking. Their Czech was awful, they were barely understandable. But Czech grammar is very complicated and needs to be studied.
Think of the way pronouns change if they're the direct/indirect object in Spanish. Now imagine every single word in the language can change like that (Including names!). Now imagine every single word in the language has 14 different forms, and you must choose which of those to use based on the role of that word in the sentence. Now imagine trying to learn that just by listening to it! Madness! The worst part is; that's not even the hardest thing about Czech!
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Anyway I talk about Czech too much, I love it you see. Study study study, stick Spanish words and sentences up in various places around your house, if you need to relax for an hour then do it by watching a Spanish film, spend the rest of the time studying.
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