How to say Thank You & You’re Welcome in Spanish
Being able to say “thank you” and “you are welcome” is perhaps one of the first things anyone wants to learn to say in another language. It is the best way to show that you have good manners and appreciate what someone has done for you.
When you are learning Spanish and go to Spain on holiday you might need to say, “thank you” at the hotel when talking to the receptionist, when asking someone for directions in the street or when the taxi driver helps you with your luggage.
In this blog post we will teach you the most common ways to say thank you in Spanish: Continue reading
20 Strategies to Fit Language Learning into your Busy Life!
So many people say they would like to learn a language, however the number of people who actually go ahead and do it is much lower. Why? The main reason is probably working out how to fit it into your already busy schedule. Well a few things to bear in mind which could persuade you to start learning a language are:-
- You do not need to know every word in the language to be fluent or even to get by.
- You only need to learn 2,500-3,000 to use it effectively.
- The key is to focus on what you are actually going to need to know.
- You don’t need to learn too much grammar, vocabulary is more important in the beginning stages.
- You only need to spend 15-20 minutes a day focused on language learning to make good progress. Little and often is the key.
So this blog post is aimed “busy” people who may not have hours spare to learn a language.
20 ideas to build language-learning activities into your daily life:
How many words do you need to know to be fluent in a language?
Most people ask themselves this question when they start learning a foreign language. It can be daunting to think about how much you need to learn to be able to have a conversation with someone as you do in your native language. However the good news is that it is not as difficult as you might think! Continue reading
Language Learners: How to Improve Your Basic Writing Skills
An essential part of learning a new language is learning how to write it. Not only is this a critical part of communication, but writing things down is one of the best ways to ingrain the information into your mind to help you learn it more effectively.
However, learning to write in another language is much easier said than done; and you’re sure to be looking for all the help you can get. Today, we’re going to explore all the things, tips and pieces of advice you need to know when it comes to learning how to improve your basic writing skills. Continue reading
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