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Find a good book on the Spanish. You can find one in the library of a local college, and on sites like Amazon.com and Borders.com, public library, and sometimes neighborhood garage sales. Spanish textbooks are good resources because they often provide detailed chapters on how to conjugate verbs and pronunciation as it gives many examples of how to conduct talks in Spanish.
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Watch Spanish-language media. Popular cable network Univision Spanish. This channel and soap operas in prime time, and news programs, and often shows the fact that the titles of eye-catching to give you ideas on what are the topics that are about. Even if you do not understand everything that is said about the programs, and you do not continue to provide what if you can pick up a piece of what is happening.
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OT practice oral and written in Spanish. Give you an idea of ​​how say some words and phrases in Spanish. Also confirms the lessons learned so far. Write a few sentences in Spanish in the form of a dialogue between two people. Then ask a friend to play the game and play a role other than yourself in the conversation.
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Visit site YouTube. This site also has some audio clips series where you can learn that the talks in Spanish. Some series are divided into two parts while others are not.
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