How do I start to learn spanish?
By speaking more than studying or best the combo of the two?
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I personally started by taking a word and writing it on a sentence the best to my ability. I kept on Spanish television as I studied. I've watched the same movie in Spanish about a million times. And of course music en español.
The important part is to just start. As you progress, more ideas will come to mind about what steps you have to take to learn.
All good words from Viejito.
I would say: start studying what you are most curious about. What interests you most. Ask yourself, what do I want to learn about Spanish, and start there (vocab, grammar, listening, speaking) and next, what kind of learning do I enjoy most (by yourself, with others, passively - listening to Destinos - or actively, creating your own Spanish sentences) and then start there.
Learning another language never ends, but to continue on the journey successfully, you've got to love it.
Good luck!
You have already started.
To improve upon your quest, you’ll need to utilize basic written study materials. ..educational materials. Obtain a first year highschool book ,or research materials offered on CDs and DVDs, book stores, etc. Join an educational class. Meet new people with common interest. Listen to music. Visit Spanish restruaunts. Studying and speaking walk hand in hand. Don't be timid or afraid to try out new words you have learned. Have fun…and let SpanishDict.com assist you.
