become fluent in spanish

I have learned many more words! I am not even worrying about grammar at this point. I am more concerned with names of objects, feelings, and actions. I work with children whose first language is Spanish, so the more I know, the better our communication will be until they learn English. I have learned 15-20 words since September 5!

mmmmm espana. 2 summers ago i spent 6 weeks in europe, taking spanish classes and traveling the beautiful country. i wish my parents would have put me through more spanish classes when i was younger.
id also like to learn sign language….

how about sign language IN spanish?

I have two Spanish CD programs that are collecting dust on my shelf. Today I am going to listen to one for at least 30 minutes.

Just because.

Kari’s first language is (Mexican) Spanish, so Lael is the one that is going to have to complete this goal. He grew up speaking both English and (Dominican) Spanish. He just doesn’t get to use his Spanish frequently and consistently. Maybe a few months in Spain will do the trick!

I’m taking Spanish level 2 in college right now and I actually understand what’s being said in class. The teacher speaks Spanish all the time. I was afraid to take Spanish in college because I had such horrible experiences taking it in HS. But this is going good so far.

A spell learning Spanish in the country’d capital has most certainly payed off! Altough I’m not fluent yet I’ve come a long way!

okay so i have this new professor and i was pretty apprehensive at first because i’ve had the same spanish teacher the past two semesters but couldnt get into her class for this level so had to settle for a different teacher. well, basically, i decided that i like him and really enjoy his classes and he only speaks spanish to us which will really help me learn. i already feel like i’m learning a lot more than i ever have in the first two weeks of a spanish class. plus he gives us a lot of homework which is kinda bad but its the kind i like to do and i’m excited to learn spanish! and i’m pretty sure it’s positive that i’m going to argentina next summer which is LEGIT!

Next year, I won’t have a Spanish 5 class, and it’ll be really hard to keep going with it since I’ll have a bunch of AP classes. Any suggestions?

I haven’t really done much of this one lately, but I will once things calm down. I kinda pushed this one to the side because other things in my life are more important at the moment. I do know spanish pretty good tho…enough to get by (since im puerto rican), but I just need to be fluent so I can have a full knowledge of my culture. =]