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What is the next step ?

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I'm actively watching Spanish television with subs (Spanish caption)... SAP with subs (English caption) And I know that I need to do more reading. My question is however... now that I have only the conditional tense to get acquainted with... what sites/tools should I use next ? Should I move on or re look over all the material (I will have finished all the units of www.studyspanish.com) or (Habré terminado todas las lecciones de www.studyspanish.com)

What NOW, after becoming acquainted with every tense and form?

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updated Feb 26, 2012
edited by reinosubterráneo
posted by reinosubterráneo
Practise them all until you can use them correctly in normal conversation. =) - NikkiLR, Feb 25, 2012

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One of my favorite resources for Spanish Conversation is espanglishchat.com . It is a Spanish-English chat with students of both languages gathering in the same place. Many students are also interested in verbal conversation through Skype or MSN. The cultural and linguistic benefits are enormous. And well, it's just fun.

updated Feb 26, 2012
posted by JoshShepherd
thanks! - reinosubterráneo, Feb 25, 2012
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I can't imagine that you cannot find Spanish speaking people around where you are! Go out and make some new friends! They would be thrilled to help you out! You might have some American friends that have Spanish speaking friends, ask them to introduce you to them! You can never have too many friends! Even a girlfriend/boyfrined if you are single and physically attracted to Latin/Spanish women/men! That will increase your interest and motivation!

updated Feb 26, 2012
edited by farallon7
posted by farallon7
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Practice, practice, practice. Now you need to practice the spoken language as much as possible.

updated Feb 26, 2012
posted by martha-sd
I know right ! lol... however, that's a secondary option for me since it's not READILY available to me (coversing in spanish), but yeah... I guess I'll work on putting it all together in well formed (active/responsive) sentences. Iron out the many kinks. - reinosubterráneo, Feb 25, 2012