As someone who has experienced learning the language first hand, and via hundreds of other Spanish students who I meet everyday in my work at Expanish Spanish School in Buenos Aires, here are my five tips to help travelers find their path to fluency whilst traveling abroad.
This may sound like an obvious one, but it’s important to be thorough when choosing your learning approach. The language won’t sink in by osmosis simply by living in the country. Take lessons that suit your learning style. Choosing a reputable language school will usually ensure structured teaching and good facilities for language learning.
The school I work in for example, provides a weekly Spanish language cinema club, a Spanish language library and great immersion activities as well as the option of one-to-one Spanish classes. However, some people prefer the flexibility that comes with individual teachers. If you go down this route, don’t be afraid to test drive your teacher first to see if their teaching methods suit your needs.
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