7 Steps to Mastering Spanish

Be Consistent   When learning Spanish, one of the most important things a new user needs is being consistent. What actually involves being consistent? To me being consistent is always acting or behaving in the same way. The reason why being consistent is such a blessing when learning anything, especially Spanish, is that it gives you a routine. […]

Do Not Give Up When you first start learning Spanish, the easiest thing to do is give up and quit, but instead, please do not give up . If you do, it will be like every other thing that you wanted to do or learn and will just end up as a regret. Trust me […]

Immersion What is Immersion? You may be asking yourself “Does this mean I have to completely immerse myself in liquid to learn Spanish?” No, you do not need to physically immerse yourself in any form of liquid to learn Spanish. Immersion is when you become completely involve yourself in something. So how does one completely immerse […]

Repetition When learning Spanish, one of the most important things a new user needs is Repetition. What is Repetition? Repetition is the act of repeating, or doing, saying, or writing something over and over again. Why is Repetition so important? The reason why Repetition is so important when learning anything, especially Spanish, is that it forces your mind to […]

Setting Goals   How does one go about Settings Goals in regards to learning Spanish? Before we get to on how to set a Goal or why a Goal is important, let’s define what a Goal is so we are all on the same page. A Goal can be defined as the object of a […]

Stay Positive   When learning anything new, wither complex or simple, the easiest attitude to get is to become frustrated and negative. This type of thinking will almost always lead you to lose faith that you will succeed and lead you down the path of another goal not achieved, not attained, not completed and no […]

Speak Spanish Now you may be asking yourself, don’t I need to learn Spanish before I can start speaking Spanish? To be honest, the answer to this question is a little bit of Yes and no. Yes, in that you need to know / learn some Spanish before you can start speaking but no, in […]