Monday, November 30, 2015
This Is How You Most Likely Learned Your FIRST (Native) Language:
1. Listening—started while you were still growing inside your mother.
2. Intonation, Rhythm and Timing—scientists have identified that when babies say “ga ga” and “ba ba,” they are already taking on some of the rhythms and pitches of their mother tongue.
3. Speaking—started taking on simple words like water, “wawa” in English, daddy, “dada” in English, and ball, “ba” in English- around one or two years of age.
4. Vocabulary—your vocabulary started growing quickly from the age of two.
5. Pronunciation—you had fairly good pronunciation by the age of three.
6. Grammar—although you started picking up grammar much younger, you can still make occasional mistakes until you are 5 or 6.
7. Reading—most people start between the ages of 4 and 6.
8. Writing—most people start not long after they begin learning to read.
Now this is how you most likely learned any foreign language (especially if you started in middle school or later)...
1. Reading—your teacher taught you the alphabet.
2. Vocabulary—you learned basic nouns and verbs at first, along with some adjective and adverbs, i.e. The boy has a blue hat.
3. Grammar—you were given the rules of grammar from your first year through your last, even though you took foreign language classes for years.
4. Writing—you began writing sentences from your first year of learning.
5. Speaking—you may or may not have gotten this.
6. Listening—chances are your teacher didn't really speak the foreign language he or she taught you, so he or she never spoke to you much.
7. Pronunciation—if you were lucky you took a pronunciation class.
8. Intonation, Rhythm and Timing—chances are very good that you never even heard of this.
So you see, it's not your fault that you struggle with your pronunciation and accent in Spanish.
Your education was upside-down!
But you can still learn Spanish and speak it well enough to communicate and even live and work in it.
And if you have missed out on Spanish pronunciation and accent, it isn't too late to learn.
In fact, the Fluent in Spanish Course was designed just for you.
It is also for adults who already speak Spanish well but would like to finally improve how they sound when they speak it.
You can get signed up for it now and begin making changes to your speech this week!
Just let us know and get started.
It doesn't really matter what happened in the past. You have the choice now to direct your own future.
With the Fluent in Spanish Course never feel left out with native Spanish speakers again!
You get all the lessons you need to learn about phrasal verbs, common phrases and listening skills.
Discover this great resource that will help you to finally unlock native Spanish speaker’s conversation. Native Spanish speakers often use phrasal verbs instead of the more formal regular verbs you would learn in traditional Spanish textbooks.
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These lessons will teach you:
1. Listening—started while you were still growing inside your mother.
2. Intonation, Rhythm and Timing—scientists have identified that when babies say “ga ga” and “ba ba,” they are already taking on some of the rhythms and pitches of their mother tongue.
3. Speaking—started taking on simple words like water, “wawa” in English, daddy, “dada” in English, and ball, “ba” in English- around one or two years of age.
4. Vocabulary—your vocabulary started growing quickly from the age of two.
5. Pronunciation—you had fairly good pronunciation by the age of three.
6. Grammar—although you started picking up grammar much younger, you can still make occasional mistakes until you are 5 or 6.
7. Reading—most people start between the ages of 4 and 6.
8. Writing—most people start not long after they begin learning to read.
Now this is how you most likely learned any foreign language (especially if you started in middle school or later)...
1. Reading—your teacher taught you the alphabet.
2. Vocabulary—you learned basic nouns and verbs at first, along with some adjective and adverbs, i.e. The boy has a blue hat.
3. Grammar—you were given the rules of grammar from your first year through your last, even though you took foreign language classes for years.
4. Writing—you began writing sentences from your first year of learning.
5. Speaking—you may or may not have gotten this.
6. Listening—chances are your teacher didn't really speak the foreign language he or she taught you, so he or she never spoke to you much.
7. Pronunciation—if you were lucky you took a pronunciation class.
8. Intonation, Rhythm and Timing—chances are very good that you never even heard of this.
So you see, it's not your fault that you struggle with your pronunciation and accent in Spanish.
Your education was upside-down!
But you can still learn Spanish and speak it well enough to communicate and even live and work in it.
In fact, the Fluent in Spanish Course was designed just for you.
It is also for adults who already speak Spanish well but would like to finally improve how they sound when they speak it.
You can get signed up for it now and begin making changes to your speech this week!
Just let us know and get started.
It doesn't really matter what happened in the past. You have the choice now to direct your own future.
With the Fluent in Spanish Course never feel left out with native Spanish speakers again!
You get all the lessons you need to learn about phrasal verbs, common phrases and listening skills.
Discover this great resource that will help you to finally unlock native Spanish speaker’s conversation. Native Spanish speakers often use phrasal verbs instead of the more formal regular verbs you would learn in traditional Spanish textbooks.
Learn the essential phrases that native speakers use on a daily basis.
Conversations on real, useful topics, using the top 100 most common phrases in Latin American Spanish
These lessons will teach you:
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- How to make a suggestion
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- How to ask for clarification
- How to talk to a taxi driver
- How to ask for a haircut
- What to say when you bump into someone on the street
- How to order a coffee
- How to complain in a restaurant
- How to get help with your internet connection
- How to talk to a Latin American-based company
- How to make friends at the gym
- How to check in at the airport
- How to arrange a language exchange
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- How to greet a roommate in the morning
- How to talk to a shop owner
- How to talk about a movie
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Conversations on real, useful topics, using the most commonly linked phrases in Latin American Spanish.
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Learn the essential phrases that native speakers use on a daily basis. Learn how to link sounds like Latin American Spanish speakers do naturally.
This is an instant download course. You get the audio files (MP3s) and a PDF file with all the lessons with phrases used in short, practical dialogues and a glossary of phrases.
Conversations on real, useful topics, using the most commonly linked phrases in Latin American Spanish.
We help people to speak Spanish with confidence and ease.
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