Avoid being caught up in the I-am-building-my-vocabulary mania and forget the reason you are learning to speak Spanish. The danger here is you tend to cram in your brain more words than you can actually manage, some of which you really have no use for, leaving little space for the words you particularly need. Learn Spanish Vocabulary You did your Spanish lessons diligently for sometime now. You already have a basic comprehension of pronunciation, verb tenses, parts of speech, and even the rules in spelling. You are wondering how you can continue with the learning momentum. It is now time to meet new words and learn Spanish vocabulary. You could check if they have a free trial, this will help you have an idea if the online program would suit your needs as a student. You can ask if their policies would include money- back guarantee. The great thing about free-trial is that you would be able to see if they would have enough resources to supplement your learning. (I have 516 hens.) Articles Normally, UN OTRO or UNA OTRA mean another. However, this indefinite article is not needed in Spanish. Neither one is needed before CIERTO, which means a certain. Correct are QUIERO OTRO LIBRO (I want another book.) and QUIERO CIERTO LIBRO. (I want a certain book.) Be careful in using UN or UNA when referring to occupation. Although in many cases, English sentence structure applies to Spanish, there are some instances when doing so makes grammatically unsound sentences. For instance, ending sentences with prepositions is not accepted in Spanish. The preposition should be always followed with the object it refers to. 2. Ignore the articles. DIA (day) is a masculine noun while CADA (each) can either be a feminine or masculine. You can see this in dictionaries where there are notations F or M to indicate gender. This is because sometimes the gender of the nouns cannot be ascertained simply by looking or knowing its meaning. In most dictionaries, nouns are already accompanied by their articles EL (masculine) and LA (feminine) which both means THE in English.