Start speaking Spanish in no time by learning the language the non-traditional way

Are you traveling or moving to a Spanish-speaking country, and want to easily communicate with the locals and immerse in their culture while you're there?

Do you have a Latin crush that you're dying to impress with your newfound Spanish skills?

Or do you simply want to add to your credentials, increase your job prospects, and make yourself more marketable as an employee?

Whatever your reason for wanting to learn Spanish, learning a new language can benefit you in many ways.

Mentally, it improves your memory and your verbal and spatial abilities, helping reduce your chances of developing dementia.

Personally, it helps you become a better communicator, boosts your self-esteem, and fast-tracks your career.

More importantly, speaking or understanding a language allows you to fully engage in the culture of the people that speak it, which broadens your understanding of life and enriches your perspective.

So, not only does learning a new language make you smarter, but it can also make you a better person.

Unfortunately, something may have stopped you from learning Spanish - not having enough time, not knowing how or where to start, or not being able to afford expensive language classes.

Luckily, a simple solution is at hand. This Spanish language guide offers a simplified approach to learning that will have you confidently conversing in Spanish in no time.

Inside, here's just a fraction of what you will discover:

A guide to reading and pronouncing Spanish vowels and consonants correctly

Basic rules of Spanish grammar - grasp the concepts easily even if you've never tried studying it before

Why learning like a child will actually help you pick up a new language faster and easier

How to form and use the different parts of speech - build a strong foundation for achieving proficiency

How to form questions the simple way to avoid confusion

A list of Spanish words you can use in your daily life - you can start using and practicing them right away!

A formal and informal way to say particular phrases - and the reason behind it

A simple formula for transforming singular words into plural ones (you'll be surprised how easy it is!)

Examples of real-world conversations to help you practice using certain phrases

And much more.

Instead of memorizing grammar rules, you'll learn Spanish intuitively like a native learner. This way, you'll have a better foundation for improving your proficiency in the language.

A whole new world will open up to you when you learn a new language. Open the door to new perspectives, a new appreciation, and a stronger connection with Spanish.

If you want to learn to speak, read, and understand Spanish in the fastest and most enjoyable way, then scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button right now.

Formato	Tapa suave
Número de Páginas	126
Lenguaje	Inglés
Editorial	L. A. Feliz Books
Fecha de Publicación	2022-09-22
Dimensiones	8.5" x 5.5" x 0.27" pulgadas
Letra Grande	No
Con Ilustraciones	No

Feliz, L. A.

L. A. Feliz is a Spanish teacher and the author of the You Can Speak Spanish! series.Her books focus on both spoken and written language, teaching students to read and speak Spanish proficiently. Feliz has been studying Spanish for 25 years and teaching the language for over 20. She has taught both adults and children in private language classes and also delivered dual language instruction to elementary school students.As a language expert, Feliz is fluent in five other languages and uses her experiences to inform her teaching. She was once a beginner in every language she speaks and has a deep understanding of what is required to cement linguistic understanding and improve fluency. She is keenly aware of what skills allow learners to progress in their understanding of a language and how they can transfer those skills to any new language they wish to learn. Her passion for Spanish is second only to her love of teaching it, and she uses her students' experiences to shape her methodology.Feliz also loves Latin music and dancing, and enjoys singing and dancing with her children. She has made a few trips to Spain but hopes eventually to explore the whole country. She has also made several trips to Argentina, and in both cases, her favorite approach is to stay with local families so she can truly absorb the culture and get to know the country from the point of view of a native speaker.