Introduction to language

The Spanish language is a Romance language that originated in the Iberian Peninsula of Europe. Today, it is a global language with nearly 500 million native speakers, mainly in Spain and the Americas. It is the world’s second-most spoken native language after Mandarin Chinese, and the world’s fourth-most spoken language overall after English, Mandarin Chinese, and Hindi.

Many of you have so many questions. And out of  all these questions I am highlighting one: how to improve my Spanish? So I have an answer to your question. The daily schedule of study, proper planning, dedication and patience are the key points of learning any language. You have to follow all these on a regular basis. And most important, make a routine of learning a  language, start from the basic point of the language and move towards the advanced.

Now, In this blog we will discuss some tips by which you can improve your Spanish.

And yes, Just remember that you won’t see a change overnight. You’ve got to stick with it and not get frustrated. Then just sit back and let these tips work their magic.

1. Use the Language

The most important thing you can do is use Spanish whenever you can, not just in a classroom setting. If you can strike up a friendship with a native Spanish speaker, either in person or on a social medium such as Facebook, that would be ideal. Look for a Spanish speaker trying to learn English, and you can help each other. You may also be able to look for opportunities for volunteer work with Spanish speakers.

Make it a point to learn at least a little bit each day. You might, for example, take a word that’s new to you and then use a search engine to see how it is used in other contexts

2. Think in Spanish

Learn and regularly say to yourself the names for persons or items you come in contact with every day such as family members, pieces of furniture and articles of clothing. Start making Spanish part of your thought patterns. You might, for example, think silla to yourself when you sit in a chair. Some Spanish students have even placed sticky notes throughout their residences with names of objects. Anything that helps you learn vocabulary without translating in your head will help.

3. Get Entertained

Watch movies or TV shows in Spanish. Even if you’re reading subtitles, you’ll get a better feel for the rhythm of the language and gradually pick up greetings or other words that are used frequently. You can watch movies and TV shows while doing some other work as well. So on doing this you’ll be able to improve your spanish language.

4. Use Social Media as a Language Learning App.

Join a Spanish-language group on Facebook or another social media site. One bilingual group worth checking out is Lenguajero, and you can find others by looking for groups using terms such as “bilingual,” “language exchange” and “Spanish English.” This will surely help you alot.

You can align a Spanish-language website that focuses on a subject you’re interested in and visit it regularly, or find a Spanish-speaking celebrity and follow him or her on Twitter and instagram. These will work wonders.

5. Immerse Yourself in Language

To immerse yourself is to vacation in a Spanish-speaking country, and spend some time out of the usual tourist areas so you can come into contact with people who don’t speak English. Even if all you can do is order a meal in a restaurant after looking up words from the menu in your dictionary, you’ll gain confidence in your ability to communicate with a purpose and be excited about learning more. If you find it expensive then look for one that offers instruction via Skype or other video conferencing software.