Category: Spanish
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Should you try the Lingoda language sprint? Here’s my experience and advice

If you looking for a course that’ll keep you motivated to progress in a short space of time, Lingoda just might be the ticket. Here’s what to expect and my recommendations.
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Which language is easiest to learn? Comparing French, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese as a native English speaker

If you want to learn a Latin language, but haven’t decided which one, it’s always useful to know what you’re getting yourself into from the offset. Find out what to expect here.
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How to start learning any language: treat it like a crime you’re trying to solve

Sick of claims to get you to fluency with this course, that coach, or those book series? Me too! Cracking a language is like trying to solve a crime. Here’s how to do it.
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How I went from A2 Spanish to landing a Spanish-speaking job in 6 months

Do you feel like you’re just trudging along and are starting to wonder whether you’ll ever reach fluency in Spanish? You’re not alone, but there is a way out!
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Why is “problema” masculine?: how to solve gender trouble in Spanish

They taught you that words ending in “a” in Spanish are feminine, so what’s all the exceptions? Find out here.
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Want to get to know a country? Read the street art: 17 things I learnt from graffiti in Argentina and Brazil

You learn a lot about the history and the mindset of a people when you pay attention to their “unofficial” messages. Start with street art.
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5 free ways to become the ultimate active listener when learning any foreign language

Find listening in your target language really hard? Zone out when talking gets too quick? It’s time to learn how to be an active listener.
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5 timeless video channels for A1-C1 Spanish learners

Videos are a great support as you build your listening skills, thanks to
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9 superb podcasts with free transcripts for A1-B2 Spanish learners

Bored of listening to other people learn? Zone out when natives speak too quickly? Here are 7 podcasts that will actually improve your Spanish.
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6 simple steps to read effectively in a foreign language (A1-B1)

Fall asleep any time you try to read in a foreign language? Or get red with rage with all those words you don’t know? The solution: follow these 6 steps.
