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EJ's Neato Stat: Chuck Learns Spanish

 

This is because in the past, there had been a vigorous cross-fertilization, so to speak, between Latin words and phrases that made it both into the Spanish and English languages. For a language learner, word similarities (word cognates) between one s own tongue and that of the studied language is such a big boost. Mistakes In Learning Spanish In learning Spanish (or any language for that matter), beginners tend to make some unnecessary mistakes. Of course, it is natural to make mistakes because that is part of the learning process. What is embarrassing is that committing them makes one sound less intelligent that one actually is. Spanish, in the first place, has become a global language, belonging to the same league as English. So to say that to learn speaking Spanish is useless is very old-fashioned. Allowing the kids to learn Spanish is not just about being bilingual, although that in itself opens up many opportunities for them. Unfortunately, this is not suitable for those who lack self-discipline since this would just require the learner to take the course according to the time he allots on learning. A language-learning software would be able to help you learn Spanish in two methods: one, only Spanish is used in when teaching the language, it is more about associating pictures to its meanings and second, by translating words or phrases in Spanish to English or any native language. Some ask, Why learn Spanish when you actually won t be able to use it? There are millions of Spanish-speaking people walking on the planet, and it is nearly impossible not to have someone you can speak to. In the United States alone, the Hispanic population is growing, making Spanish the second language. Be realistic. It is okay to create self-expectations, but you have to make sure they are achievable. For example, if you make a deadline for yourself, find out if your schedule and learning style are parallel with your timeframe. Otherwise, you will get frustrated if you are not able to meet your expectations. 

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