Our continuing quest towards self improvement has us hoping to become fluent in Spanish this year. Desi has attempted this several times over the past years, via non-credit university classes and at the community college, but none of these efforts have proved successful, so we're approaching this new attempt from a different angle.
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la cocina |
We initially wanted to buy Rosetta Stone but since we can't afford the ridiculous price we researched their methods instead. Apparently, they go the 'approach it like a child' route, so we're going to give that a try.
We bought a vocabulary book for beginners, 'First Thousand Words In Spanish,' and are placing post-its around the flat. We'll try to learn a few words each month to increase our vocabulary.
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el cuarto de baño |
This method, as expected, will cause us to speak like toddlers ('I walk door, I eat sink, I watch bed') for a while but it'll give us a good foundation and we can improve our grammar as we pick up more words. At least, that's the hope.
2 comments:
"I eat sink"
Please don't eat the sink. Or the bed. Or the door. Just eat what's in the cupboards and fridge, please. Ahem, I mean... por favor.
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