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10 Secrets to Learning Spanish Like Crazy: Numero Cuatro - Relate to What You Already Know
- By Patrick Jackson
- Published 04/27/2008
- Learn Spanish , Learning Languages
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Patrick Jackson
Patrick Jackson is the Founder of the Learning Spanish Like Crazy system of learning Spanish. To learn
more about his system of learning Spanish visit his web site at www.LearningSpanishLikeCrazy.com
Many words in Spanish are related to English. When you learn words in Spanish and you relate them to words in English, it is much easier to remember the Spanish words. For example, the word “beber” means to drink. If you make a mental note or written note that the word “beber” is related to the English word “beverage” it is easier to remember. Here’s another example. The word “vegetales” is related to the English word “vegetables.” If you make a note of this, the Spanish word “vegetales” will be much easier to remember.
If you want to learn a language quickly and inexpensively, you have picked the right language. With the exception of English, Spanish is spoken more than any other language in the U.S. You will have plenty of opportunities to practice your Spanish with native speakers of Spanish and even Americans that learned Spanish as their first language.
The ability to speak Spanish also opens many career or business opportunities. As an attorney, the ability to speak Spanish has enabled me to represent many clients simply because I spoke their language.
If you want to learn a language quickly and inexpensively, you have picked the right language. With the exception of English, Spanish is spoken more than any other language in the U.S. You will have plenty of opportunities to practice your Spanish with native speakers of Spanish and even Americans that learned Spanish as their first language.
The ability to speak Spanish also opens many career or business opportunities. As an attorney, the ability to speak Spanish has enabled me to represent many clients simply because I spoke their language.
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10 Secrets to Learning Spanish Like Crazy: Numero Cuatro - Relate to What You Already Know
