Publisher's Synopsis
Do you want to learn Spanish in 21 Days?
If yes, then keep reading...
Learning is different from growth. Just because you are growing does not mean that you are learning. Leaning is more focused on human strategy to solve a certain problem. There is a lot of ways on learning and one of which is knowing that it is different from growth. Growth is attributable to physical development, for instance the development of body hair (mustache) or the increase in one's height and weight. But once again, it does not follow that a growing man is a learning man too.
Gladly the Spanish language has got only five vowel sounds. One for every vocal in Spanish; therefore, each letter maintains its original sound no matter the circumstances. Therefore, try first to identify the messages with their corresponding sounds. A good practice is to try and pronounce the vocals correctly before lesson time. These will allow the consonant sounds to follow easily. When practicing, try to open your mouth and at the same time exaggerating the vowel shape while speaking them.
Spanish nouns have two forms that are feminine and masculine. Therefore, if a direct article is utilized, then you will need to determine whether to use the feminine or masculine article. More often, the nouns that you will learn at the beginning of the Spanish lessons will be alongside the direct article. Secondly, you will need to be patient since the Spanish verbs have different conjugations depending with whom you are interacting with. For instance, there is a distinct difference between respectful and familiar modes of address.
After learning a few concepts from the first-class make it a habit of repeating what you have learned. Constant practice can enable internalization of whatever has been leaned. These can be achieved by creating practicing opportunities. Learning a language is not easy. It takes time and dedication. Total mastery of language is a skill that is crafted over years of practice and experience. Nevertheless, we all need to start somewhere. If you never take that first step, you will never be able to attain a level of proficiency with which you are comfortable.
This book covers the following topics
-The Very Basics - Spanish Alphabet and Saying Hello
-Indicative and Present: Ser y Estar
-Verbs Ir and Tener and saying no!
-Regular Verbs, Irregular Verbs and Pronominal
-Articles, Gender, Plural and Food!
-Possessive Adjectives, Demonstration Pronouns and Housewares
-Questioning prepositions and Clothes
-Numbers, Age, Colours and Family
-Conditional and Imperative
-Past Tense and Infinitive verbs
-Compound Tense and Professions
-Adjectives, nouns and Adverbs
-Prepositions and Animals
-Time, Date and Vacations
-Pronunciation and Accentuation
-Basic Vocabulary
-Conversation
-Exercises and Stories
... AND MORE!!!
So, we would certainly encourage you to keep reviewing and practicing the content in this book. It has been designed in such a way that each time you go through a section or chapter, you will always find something new to think about. This is the type of exercise that will help you hone your skills and further develop your abilities.
Note-taking will help you to fixate language in your mind. In short, writing things down on paper is a great way to force your brain to take permanent note of the language you have learned. What this means is that you are exercising the various skills that are involved in the learning process.
