what is the next step when i finish all the lesson

Question

i have a question plz tell me when i finish all the lesson in spanishdict.com what should i do next???

Please start writing correctly. For example, "What is the next...?" and "I have a question..." If I can do it, you can do it. - Raja-jani, Aug 24, 2013

You can click on the edit word under your post and correct the prounoun "I" to captilized and plz to please, You help others learn correct English that way. You have some good answers and suggestions. Good luck from me, too! - Jubilado, Aug 24, 2013

Answer 1

There are literally dozens of websites that you use to continue learning, podcasts, books, audio courses, you could take a class, chat with people via Skype or even better in real life, etc.

The truth is you will probably do a combination of those things. Here's a couple of links to look at:

Links to help you learn Spanish Free

I want to learn Spanish, now what?

Answer 2

Well...lots of things.

If you are satisfied that you know the lessons well then go to the learn tab in the blue bar at the top and click on Learn/SpanishGrammar. There are a bunch more lessons on grammar there that you can do.

There are websites, including this one, with lots of flash cards to improve your vocabulary (I believe that vocabulary is more important than grammar).

Begin writing hundreds of sentences and post the ones you have problems with here for help. Make a list of the most common things you say in English (or your native language) and translate them to Spanish. Begin using them instead of your native language version. It will surprise people but who cares.

Read, watch TV and movies in Spanish, and find a way to start speaking Spanish on a daily basis if only for a short period of time.

Good luck.

Also very good advice. - rogspax, Aug 24, 2013

Answer 3

I suggest that you travel to places where people speak Spanish. I started doing that even before finishing all the lessons. Spanish speech is so hard to understand! But, trust me, I learned plenty and more. Good luck!

Answer 4

I like all Rodney´s input (invariably great). A combo of all the websites and podcasts you can digest.

I really like Notes in Spanish (first begineers, then intermediate) and coffee break spanish podcasts. Learning Spanish like crazy may be better for the americas, vocabulary and modismo wise.

But above all else, start speaking, and forcing yourself to form sentences in real time.

Very tough. Very rewarding. Very useful. When it goes well, Very fun.

I reallylike the Practice Makes Perfect verb book ' only a bit more than 10 bucks on Amazon - rogspax, Aug 24, 2013

Answer 5

thank you so much