be fluent in Spanish

going this June!!! Can’t wait!

to be fluent in Spanish only using http://wiki.chainofthoughts.com/dt/es/ as a learning tool

Well Im white but I was born learning Spanish, I went to a school where they only taught us Spanish so I learned my alphabet in Spanish same thing goes with math. People tell me that i sound as if I where a Latina which I take as a compliment and a tip for people trying to learn it, instead of reading those “How to learn Spanish” books,just spend a entire day hanging out with something who is Latino or if you don’t know any Latinos (shame) try watching Telemundo’s or a Telenovela’s there kind of stupid but it really helps you learn. I also recommend some of the delicious AUTHENTIC Mexican food(taco bell does not count)and try ordering it in Spanish. When I did that the lady yelled “Mira la guera puede hablar!!” and all of the workers came over and watched me order in spanish. In the end I got it for free :]

I’m pretty good at Spanish, but I want to be totally fluent. I figure if I just keep taking classes, I’ll get there.

Help, I need somebody. I need to work 14 hours a day in an organization where speaking Spanish is additional qualification for promotion. As we dont have tutor for Spanish in here, I request someone to help me on this regards. I will be really greateful for your kind consideration. Anyone, no gender, no race nothing. Please anyone

I’ve studied Spanish in UK since 2003. I’ve a pretty good level of Spanish from 4 years of self study backed up with evening classes in UK, some private lessons and some short study breaks in mainland Spain.

In addition, I’m lucky to have a Spanish girlfriend who I met whilst she was working in my hometown. She now lives and Madrid and I’m in Ipswich. We speak in Spanish on the phone every week

I guess there is lots that I could do next..the obvious thing to do is move to Spain…hmmm…watch this space!

In the meantime, I think getting out the grammar books couldn’t do any harm. The biggest impact would be reading and writing. And I could always have more private lessons.

and his family are mexican. and i can understand more than i can speak..man it frustrates the hell out of me sometimes

I went through 4 years of high school Spanish but I still feel like a dunce when it comes to the language. I can do basic translations, but I want to do more. I want to be able to speak, read, and write it perfectly.

I’ve taken three college courses, so I know the basics. But I need to find a way to become fluent!

I really love the Spanish speaking countries & plan to visit more & also do volunteer work. It would be helpful if I could speak with them. It is such a fun language too,