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If you are a native English speaker who has never tried to learn a foreign language, you might be surprised to know how easy learning Spanish can be. Many English words have their origin in Latin or Spanish languages, and other English words are similar to their Spanish counterparts.

Some Spanish words are easy to learn because the words are the same in Spanish as they are in English. Tortilla, barracuda, mosquito, tobacco, oregano, cargo, siesta, and salsa all mean the same thing in English as they mean in Spanish. You already know some Spanish words. See how easy it is to learn Spanish?

An effective way to learn Spanish is to listen to Spanish language lessons on a portable mp3 player. Anywhere you can wear your headphones, this method may be more fitting for you. Learning Spanish audio courses such as Rocket Spanish includes interactive Spanish lessons on cd’s that can be downloaded into your mp3 player for your convenience. In a nutshell, this means listening to dialogue, and then attempting to construe relevant answers and sentences. Many would argue this is the most effective way to learn a new language and the recent surge in language tape sales would suggest as much.

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Briana asked:


I have a boyfriend who speaks spanish & puts things on his statuses & i really would like to know what it means. I have a few sentences to decode now but I need a over time translator person first lol. Thanks

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Marina D asked:


Im a hispanic girl that needs to learn spanish. My dad never taught me when I was a baby and now 13 years later I cant speak but 5 sentences. I want to learn so that I can talk to my dads side of the family. Please help it would be cool to learn the language half of my family speaks. Thanks for helping if you do help.

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Hello asked:


the live mocha thing requires me to pay for a book to continue on..i want to learn and speak it. i want to learn all of the conjugations for different verbs so i can put them in sentences. i want to learn the past,present, and future of the verbs. i was in spanish class for 3 years, but i forgot everything i learned. i am sure i can be easily familiar with most of the stuff i relearn and pick it up quickly, but i also want to learn more words and sentences and be able to understand it when it is spoken…where can i learn this?
CAMI: write me on my email-tequieroespanol@yahoo.com

haha i know its a dumb email..i love you spanish? aaha

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curious cat asked:


consider a beginner who doesn’t know spanish at all and would like to learn the language to speak routine sentences,,,,which website would u suggest(with english translations and all)?pl.tell

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