We’re all accustomed to using the tried and true method of flashcards in language classes. I would roughly estimate that over 80% of us who have taken any foreign language course use flashcards to try and memorize new words, new concepts, or things we may need to define in a language course. And it is effective in its own way. Flashcards help your ability to remember things on the spot. They’re sort of like playing peekaboo with yourself until you’re not startled by the moments or minutes it takes you to think of the right answer. I personally find flashcards […]
When learning Spanish it is best to think of your personal learning style above all. This will not only help you identify what ways you process information, but will also help you identify your potential weaknesses. The best ways to learn a language are through full immersion when available, or a well-rounded approach that touches on all of the major bases for language – listening, speaking, reading, and writing, in addition to grammar or cultural notes. While there are many resources available for each particular area of interest, few aside from formal education and tutoring will cover all of them. […]
for Business , Learn Spanish
April 17, 2015
Formal letter in Spanish
Do you need to send an email or letter to a customer, apply for an open position or contact a business partner? You can do it now! In the image above you can see the main parts of the formal letter: Membrete: This is the letterhead, the part where the company name, address, etc is placed. Fecha: Date, the date the letter is sent. Dirección del destinatario: Recipient address, this is the address where the letter is being sent. Saludo: Greeting. In a formal letter, normally start with “Estimado/a Sr./Sra.” or “Estimado Sr. / Estimada Sra.” Cuerpo de la carta: […]
Learn Spanish , Phonetics
October 18, 2013
Spanish Vowels
Today we are going to learn the most basic thing you need to know to learn Spanish, the vowels and their pronunciation. In Spanish there are 5 vowels: A, E, I, O, U. The “a” is pronounced like the “a” in the word “father.” The “e” is most often pronounced like the “a” in the word “date,” except that it is shorter and crisper. The “i” is pronounced like the “ee” in the word “see,” except that the sound is shorter. The “o” is pronounced like the “o” in the word “no,” except that the sound is shorter. The “u” […]
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