learn spanish fluently

I’ve been taking the classes in school for two years, and now I’m in my third year. I don’t wanna just forget it once I leave school, though.

i have been in spanish 3 years in a row and i still only know sertant things i am afraid to practice because i will mack a fooll out of myself please help me!!!

+ Find someone else who wants to learn it, and speak and write it to each other as often as possible.

+ Find Web sites, online pen pals, local community college courses, books, training CDs

+ Listen to TV and radio stations in that language—just keep it in the background so you absorb it while doing other things

+ check out Web sites in that language every day, until you understand more and more of it

+ Move to a town, state, or country where that language is used

+ Don’t worry about making mistakes; do your best, and others will appreciate that you are making the effort to learn their language and culture

now i’m in my 4th year of spanish, and i am nearing fluency. it’s fantastic!

I found a great Web site called eduFire.com. There are free classes and flashcards and other things, and community you can practice writing to, and good tutors if you want. I love it!

KEEP AT IT + KEEP AT IT + KEEP AT IT + KEEP AT IT + KEEP AT IT +

i took some spanish classes in high school, but wasn’t crazy about it. i retained enough that i’m able to understand and speak just barely enough to get by, but being fluent would be great.

The best way to learn is to join a community.

Spanishforums.org is the only one i’ve found but it’s small. They’re giving away free Rosetta Stone Spanish language software – well it’s a contest, but still. check it out.

i speak and understand with some confidence, but would like to take the next step. i’ve been using this website called babel that i think gives me a great start.

I live in Arizona and understand enough to get the jist of it. Fluently is the key word here…...

I need to find new ways to immerse myself in the culture on a daily basis.