I work where no one speaks Spanish, how can I continue learning?

Question

I want to learn how to speak.

Please use correct grammar and spelling for those learning English. Again, welcome to the forum! - StuartSD, Feb 14, 2012

Sorry. I want to learn to speak spanish fluently and have a hard time doing so when I have noone to talk to in Spanish. Thank you for the response. - espedro, Feb 14, 2012

Answer 1

Also... Finding a language exchange partner is a good idea. You could talk with them on Skype.

Lenguajero is a good place to practise speaking and meet others.

Gracias. Ya no sé la existencia de este sitio. - Xocoyote, Feb 14, 2012

No sabía* @ xocoyote - Goldie_Miel, Feb 14, 2012

Gracias por corregirme, Goldie. Eso es la razon que necesitamos moderadores que hablan espanol. Otra vez: Ya no sabia la existencia de este sitio. - Xocoyote, Feb 14, 2012

Answer 2

It looks like your English is intermediate and your Spanish is beginning, so: I would suggest listening on headphones or earphones to Spanish language radio. You can download them to an MP3 player or iPod player, or if you are at a computer, consider the Internet radio sites such as Pandora, TuneIn.com, or Coffee Break Spanish. The advantage of these is that you can just listen as you learn. You can also make flashcards to carry with you and work on them in the breaks or at lunch.

Answer 3

Hi Espedro, welcome to the forum. You should try our Learn Spanish video series to learn how to speak some Spanish and come back to the forum when you have specific questions. Good luck with your studies!

Answer 4

I don't know where you live but I've been trying to find a local "meetup.com" group for Spanish Conversation locally in Boston area. It turns out there are many, but what I'm still looking for is one that is suited to my beginner level.

Maybe your location has one (or more) meetup groups that would be suitable for you.

Cheers.

Let me know if you find one. - rac1, Feb 14, 2012