The Best Way to Learn Spanish Fast: a guide to Spanish learning

By Brian Morton

Learn Spanish FAST! Finally, a book that cuts through the BS and delivers a step-by-step guide for learning Spanish. Whether addressing the importance of learning Spanish, the difficulties of learning Spanish, or the fastest possible way to learn Spanish, this book delivers everything that you need to know. This is a high-speed no-nonsense approach to getting the job done and learning Spanish in No Time!

Recognizing that effective communication and self-confidence are essential life skills that are rarely taught in school, Brian Morton has spoken directly to university students to give them the tools to communicate like a pro. As a former teacher and an experienced Spanish speaker, Brian understands the challenges faced by students who, up until being required to do so for a course, may never have spoken Spanish before.

Whether you’re new to Spanish or have some experience and just want a few tips on how to finetune your Spanish, there’s something here for everyone. This book is divided into the various topics you’ll need with an extensive table of contents that will get you immediately to what you are looking for. Be prepared to take your Spanish speaking skills to the next level and just know that you’re going to speak Spanish in No Time!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brian Morton
• Release date: Aug 30, 2019
• ISBN: 9780463473122

Brian Morton

Brian Morton is the author of five novels, including Starting Out in the Evening and Florence Gordon. He has been a recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship, the Koret Jewish Book Award, the Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and the Pushcart Prize, and a finalist for the PEN/Faulkner award and the Kirkus Prize. He teaches at Sarah Lawrence College and lives in New York. 

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The Best Way to Learn Spanish Fast: a guide to Spanish learning

Brian Morton

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Table of Contents

Introduction

Is Spanish Easy to Learn?

Learning Spanish

Spanish Cognates

Esperanza Española

Benefits

How can you learn Spanish with technology?

Learn Spanish to Build Your Resumé

Why Should I Learn Spanish?

Career

Culture

Romance

Self-improvement

Travel

Top 10 Ways to Learn Spanish Fast

Related Posts

References

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Introduction

When I was growing up, the pager was the most popular wireless telecommunication device that was out on the market. That was until the cellphone came out to replace it. I know what you’re thinking. Were computers out then too? Yes, they were, but they were not as affordable for everyone to own. If I really needed to use a computer, I would have to go to school or to my local library to use it. Without having access to a computer, I could not work on my essays and research papers until we went to the computer lab some time that week.

Besides going to school, I grew up in a predominately Latino neighborhood. The language of choice was mostly Spanish. And if my neighbors said something to me, good or bad, I had no way of knowing what they said unless someone translated it for me, or I looked it up in a Spanish-English dictionary. Being the only biracial kid in a predominately Latino neighborhood meant that my neighbors could say anything that they wanted to me because I did not know Spanish. I was called names like chupacabras goat sucker and negrito little black person.

Aside from the name calling, some of my first Spanish lessons came from my neighbors. Similar to anyone who may have learned Spanish from a neighbor, the first words that you are going to learn are the bad ones. We also played a game that was called Loteria or lottery. If you’re not familiar with the game, it is