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Review Everything !
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Constant review and usage of vocabulary
and constructions are the most valuable phases of language-learning.
Watch a 2-year-old who is actively engaged in language
development. They never shut up !!! That's how you can
be a better speaker: pretend you're a two-year-old and
talk, talk, talk, talk, talk !!! |
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If
you don't understand any of the above questions,
follow the link to go back and THOROUGHLY read through
the page, listening to ALL sound files and SAYING
THEM REPEATEDLY! |
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just practice !!! |
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Now
it's time to continue learning the numbers. |
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Listen
to the sound files, repeat them about 42,000
times, picture that much money in your bank
account, building up as you go, and become
more and more secure with stating these numbers
as readily and rapidly as you do in English. |
It's
for your own good! |
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Here
are some more review activities that you can do to reinforce
what you've learned so far: |
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Go
through the telephone numbers in your cell phone,
and say each phone number as quickly as you can
- including the area code. Try to achieve the same
level that you have for saying the numbers in English:
FAST! |
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Use
a calendar, and drop a pencil onto dates as you
flip through. Try to say each date in Spanish, as
naturally as you can in English. |
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Watch some
of your DVD's with the Spanish language track instead
of the English track. Just check out one or two
scenes, then transfer back and forth between languages
to quickly pick up useful expressions. |
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Pick
out some vocabulary words from the vocabulary lists,
and learn about three new words a day. Try to USE
the vocabulary at some point during the day. And
remember, ... only learn words that you're going
to use! |
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To
practice your pronunciation, read some maps. Find
maps of California, Texas, Central America, Mexico,
South America, etc. ... and say the names of the
places out loud. You can pretty well tell if you're
saying them correctly or not, by double-checking
the pronunciation guide pages. |
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Starting Points in Language
Study:
Language development is an ongoing process.
You build on a foundation of knowledge, and continue to
grow.
Just keep after it, and one day you'll
be speaking Spanish. You have the rest of your life to
"get it down!"
Get used to using the
BACK button.
It'll help you go back and forth between these pages.
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And
come back tomorrow! |
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