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Hello again. I have a question for you all and it is sort of related to the question that I asked a little bit ago. How can listening to music in Spanish or watching a movie in Spanish help you learn the language if you aren't understanding everything they are saying? I understand that it may help refresh the words that you do know, but for me, if I were to watch a movie in Spanish it would be more like a silent movie that a movie with audio that I could understand. I would probably know enough Spanish to be able to catch every 7 words or so, though how can that help?

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updated Oct 17, 2016
posted by k_nelson
a little "while *ago. - ray76, Oct 11, 2016
Thanks ray76. - k_nelson, Oct 17, 2016

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For me, it helps to look up the lyrics of music and learn the words of the song that I don't know.

With watching movies, I would recommend turning on subtitles, if possible, and be prepared to write down words that you don't know.

Eventually, you'll get to the point where you will seldom need the lyrics or the subtitles.

updated Oct 10, 2016
posted by codyandrews1993