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Subject: Re: learning a new language Author: John (There is hope) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:14:12 12/30/11 Fri In reply to: bcn 's message, "learning a new language" on 12:43:39 11/30/11 Wed My wife and I are missionaries in Costa Rica and had to learn Spanish also. I had a terrible problem in a class room setting! Using colored index cards helped a lot. Make flash cards with them! Write the verbs into sentances as you learn them! I finally stared using a tutor via skype which is the best change I made. A good totur is worth thier weight in gold! Persistants helps also! Hope this helps [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: learning a new language Author: Yoni (Visual thinker) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 11:53:40 06/20/12 Wed Hi bcn, I am from Spain and when I was 17 years old spent a year in USA. It was very difficult for me to learn english, but I finally did with many teacher's support. Now I am 36 and have much lower english level: If you don´t use it, you loose it. Spanish is a very complicated language, even for me, so take it easy. In my case a great way to learn was watching movies I had already seen translated to spanish in original version. Good luck and thank you for learning español ;-D [ Post a Reply to This Message ]