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Why learn Spanish? Almost five years ago I met the most wonderful woman in my life in Ecuador. I’m not sure we’d be married today if I hadn’t learned a little of the language before going there. Finding true love is not the only reason to learn Spanish, though. Here are ten more. 1. To understand better. Like it or not, you’ll hear as much Spanish as English at the Miami airport,...

If you’re visiting Spain or Latin America it can help if you have a hand list of common Spanish phrases to hand to help you in everyday situations. Below are listed some useful Spanish phrases and of you spend a little time on them committing them to memory you will find that you don’t need to consult a phrasebook each time you need to use them. As always a little practice will help. Everyday...

Many people hesitate to try and speak in a foreign language . This might be because they don’t want to feel foolish, are worried about how they will sound, are scared of sounding silly and so on. As a result they remain resolutely monolingual during any trip abroad, preferring to speak loudly in English. These are the same people who are clever, articulate and never lost for words when speaking...

How to Speak Spanish : Tips on Useful Phrases in Spanish Learn from our bilingual expert how to speak Spanish with useful phrases in this free language video on learning how to speak Spanish. See more here: How to Speak Spanish : Tips on Useful Phrases in Spanish

The most prominent of the languages of Spain is, of course, Spanish (which nearly everyone in Spain can speak and is also called in Spain castellano — “Castilian”). Other languages figure prominently in many regions: Basque (Euskara) in the Basque Country and Navarre; Catalan in Catalonia, the Balearic Islands, and Valencia (where it is known as valencià, “Valencian”); and...

The months in Spanish are quite similar to English and most people find them relatively easy to remember. One thing to note about the Spanish months is that, unlike English, the name of the month is written in lower case – enero, not Enero. English Spanish January enero February febrero March marzo April abril May mayo June junio July julio August agosto Sepember septiembre October octubre November noviembre December diciembre Learning...

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