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Spanish FlagSpanish is the fourth most-spoken language in the world. Originating in Spain, and spoken by most residents there, it is also spoken in Mexico and all of Central and South America except Brazil, Guyana and Surinam. Spanish is also spoken in Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and other Caribbean islands.

 

Spanish is a first language for many people in the United States, especially in California, Texas, South Florida, and the Southwest. Spanish is closely related to particularly Portuguese, to Italian, and to some extent to French. Spanish is known as a romantic language.  English and Spanish share approximately one third of the same words, although the pronunciation tends to be very different.

 

Learning Spanish is possible for anyone and having the ability to be bilingual is a wonderful gift that is being given to you to take full advantage of.  Learning Spanish will give you the opportunity to write, email, and speak the language. You can acquire sufficient social and survival skills to get you by on holiday in Spain within a matter of weeks.  Understanding the Spanish language, will help you to speak more fluently and any chance you get to speak or be around Spanish speaking people will help you improve on your Spanish daily. 

 

Spaniards greatly appreciate any effort people make in their language, of which they are proud, and are usually quite flattering about your efforts.  Confidence is half the battle in learning to speak another language. Making mistakes is also another part of learning to speak Spanish.  Just get the meaning across and you will be successful in using the language. Learning Spanish will teach you the Spanish alphabet, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation tips and numbers.

 

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