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how do you go above basic?

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updated Feb 20, 2012
posted by Zelaya1

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Really hard to put an answer to this. I've studied Spanish for a few years but daily for about a year now, I still feel basic and I tell everyone I'm basic. Everyone knows at work I'm the go to guy for spanish. So, when people ask me how something is said in spanish, I usually spit it out.

Very often I surprise my self at how I knew the word. I can do that only by studying a little each day.

Do it as often as you can. Every other free moment you have, dedicate it to spanish learning, listening, and speaking.

updated Feb 21, 2012
posted by TanCansado
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Hello Zelaya. Do you mean that you want to go on to 'improvers'? Usually, Spanish for improvers includes an existing 'rudimentary' knowledge of past and future tenses and a vocabulary of at least 200 words. Improvers would cover such things as, reflexive verbs, commonly used prepositions, e.g. hope to, try to, and imperfect subjunctive, e.g. could, should and might. Hope this helps...Jool.

updated Feb 20, 2012
posted by jool