learn how to speak Spanish

[RonMay 1]

hi all!!!

well my husband suggested for me to learn spanish knowing ive been looking for a job for weeks now and most of the listings always states "bi-lingual is a plus preferably spanish"... here i am interested in a job position yet i dont have any experience and cant speak spansih (well not fluently in a way to make a conversation)... so i guess i would enrol myself in a class...

would online class will do? or its better to be in classroom settings... anyone have gone thru this or will going to? let me know... peace and God bless!!!

[djturbo 0]

hi all!!!

well my husband suggested for me to learn spanish knowing ive been looking for a job for weeks now and most of the listings always states "bi-lingual is a plus preferably spanish"... here i am interested in a job position yet i dont have any experience and cant speak spansih (well not fluently in a way to make a conversation)... so i guess i would enrol myself in a class...

would online class will do? or its better to be in classroom settings... anyone have gone thru this or will going to? let me know... peace and God bless!!!

You can do it.. Just remember learning spanish from a class is alot different from learning it on the streets or by other spanish speaking people I mean, I know I grew up speaking the language. If your really interested I know you can do it am sure of it.. Just don't quit to early and hold your head up!!

Edited January 29, 2008 by djturbo

[marie_9 0]

hi all!!!

well my husband suggested for me to learn spanish knowing ive been looking for a job for weeks now and most of the listings always states "bi-lingual is a plus preferably spanish"... here i am interested in a job position yet i dont have any experience and cant speak spansih (well not fluently in a way to make a conversation)... so i guess i would enrol myself in a class...

would online class will do? or its better to be in classroom settings... anyone have gone thru this or will going to? let me know... peace and God bless!!!

this is my problem too.. well not becuz am looking for a job, but becuz my asawa is half-spanish and her mom doesn't speak english but only spanish!! i bought an english-spanish/spanish-english dictionary but i found it so hard to learn just all by my self.. i know it's gonna be easier for me to learn the language when i finally get to be with him and be around his family especially his mom. thanks for your post, hope lots of people will share ideas on how to make the learning easier!

[RonMay 1]

hi all!!!

well my husband suggested for me to learn spanish knowing ive been looking for a job for weeks now and most of the listings always states "bi-lingual is a plus preferably spanish"... here i am interested in a job position yet i dont have any experience and cant speak spansih (well not fluently in a way to make a conversation)... so i guess i would enrol myself in a class...

would online class will do? or its better to be in classroom settings... anyone have gone thru this or will going to? let me know... peace and God bless!!!

You can do it.. Just remember learning spanish from a class is alot different from learning it on the streets or by other spanish speaking people I mean, I know I grew up speaking the language. If your really interested I know you can do it am sure of it.. Just don't quite to early and hold your head up!!

hey thanks! you're right about the difference between learning in the class or by a book than on the street... for example my english or filipino english lol... mostly we learned it by book and we used formal or constructional sentences and my husband will correct me from it and i know i said it right yet for him its too much ENGLISH or too formal i guess lol... now im using "gona, wana, shoulda, coulda, drippin, flippin, aint" lol which my english prof will kill me if he knows im using these words...

Edited January 29, 2008 by ronmay

[djturbo 0]

hey thanks! you're right about the difference between learning in the class or by a book than on the street... for example my english or filipino english lol... mostly we learned it by book and we used formal or constructional sentences and my husband will correct me from it and i know i said it right yet for him its too much ENGLISH or too formal i guess lol... now im using "gona, wana, shoulda, coulda, drippin, flippin, aint" lol which my english prof will kill me if he knows im using these words...

[Sheriff Uling 3]

hi all!!!

well my husband suggested for me to learn spanish knowing ive been looking for a job for weeks now and most of the listings always states "bi-lingual is a plus preferably spanish"... here i am interested in a job position yet i dont have any experience and cant speak spansih (well not fluently in a way to make a conversation)... so i guess i would enrol myself in a class...

would online class will do? or its better to be in classroom settings... anyone have gone thru this or will going to? let me know... peace and God bless!!!

Tell you husband that he should suggest that spanish speakers learn English... Hello... Better yet, make them learn Tagalog

Edited January 29, 2008 by Sheriff Uling

[djturbo 0]

Tell you husband that he should suggest that Spanish speakers learn English... Hello... Better yet, make them learn Tagalog

How rude of you Uling!! How about letting them do what-ever they feel like doing?!!

Edited January 29, 2008 by djturbo

[Sheriff Uling 3]

Tell you husband that he should suggest that Spanish speakers learn English... Hello... Better yet, make them learn Tagalog

How rude of you Uling!! How about letting them do what-ever they feel like doing?!!

I'm hoping that you are not serious because I'm not...

[djturbo 0]

I'm hoping that you are not serious because I'm not...

NOT funny! Don't make us look for a different Ambassador!!

Edited January 29, 2008 by djturbo

[vsmtghdy 2]

Don't worry, it will be easier for you to learn Spanish as some of our Tagalog words are also partly in Spanish (just different in the Spelling). And it would be better to enroll than to learn from a book, since you need to hear how they speak and pronounce the words.

Como esta usted? Como se llama? Gracias?

[RonMay 1]

hey Uling my husband wants to know filipino but he doesnt have much patience or the "time" lol... so i guess im betting same with the others who cant speak english... well now i called 2 local school in my area but they havent replied yet. we'll see how it goes...

buen dia a todos!

Edited January 29, 2008 by ronmay

[djturbo 0]

hey Uling my husband wants to know filipino but he doesnt have much patience or the "time" lol... so i guess im betting same with the others who cant speak english... well now i called 2 local school in my area but they havent replied yet. we'll see how it goes...

buen dia a todos!

Good luck!!

[edp333 9]

Audio is the best medium for learning a foreign langauge. There are a some free websites for learning Spanish.

Yo no hablo español con fluidez

[Eternal Love 2]

Actually, I'm a filipina (I am the sponsor I should say, coz everyone thinks I'm the beneficiary) who migrated here in FL about 14 years ago. Having lived in Miami, I have learned a little bit of Spanish. I can actually make conversation and I understand most of it now. It definitely helps (especially if your in-laws only speaks Spanish). I had previous experience with that with my previous relationshipS. Spanish is very close to our language, Tagalog. It's fairly easy to learn but the best way to learn is to be able to pratice it...so have your husband talk to you in spanish once in a while.

By the way, there are many available learning CDs and even videos that you can use to help you learn. Goodluck learning:)

Mensaje por mi amor:

Te amo con todo mi corazon ! Te extrano mucho!

[djturbo 0]

Mensaje por mi amor:

Te amo con todo mi corazon ! Te extrano mucho!

Uhhh, Mira que lindo eres. Yo tambien quiero dar le el mismo Mesaje a mi Esposa. Pero con mas AMOR hehe!!

Edited January 30, 2008 by djturbo