Learn Spanish

I’m about to finish A1 level :)

Today’s advice from a teacher – to practice reading tongue twisters. The three for today:

Si al pronunciar te trabas con las palabras, practica con trabalenguas, porque trabalenguando, trabalenguando, te irâs destrabalenguando.

Dâbale arroz a la zorra el abad.

El cielo en diciembre suele ser azul. Pero el cielo en marzo suele ser rosa.

It has been my dream for over a decade already and suddenly two months ago the thought struck me ´Why not to start right now?’. I found the best school in Kiev and started attending group lessons twice a week.
And I like the process so much! This language is amazing! Even bad words sound so beautifully in it! By now among other things I can describe myself in Spanish, have a small talk with a stranger asking all the simplest questions and I can count from 0 to 1000 fast! Not bad, I think. It’s funny but while studying Spanish I often translate new words to English first and than to Russian or Ukrainian. It ’s also easier for me to remember new words by connecting them with English analogs. Maybe it’s always so when you study more than one foreign language.
Reading books, watching films and listening Spanish songs help to broaden passive vocabulary fast. There is also a good resource on BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/spanish/