Spanish, also known as Espanol or Castellano, is one of the most spoken languages in the world today. It has nearly about 500 million native speakers around the world. The main Spanish-speaking countries are Spain, Mexico, Colombia, the USA, Argentina, Cuba, etc. As the nations around the world are becoming closer and closer, many are intrigued to learn Spanish. Learning Spanish can help us while we are traveling to Spanish-speaking countries, working in a Spanish-speaking country, moreover, it is always an advantage to speak multiple languages. So, today we are going to discuss the different levels in which you can learn Spanish.
Generally, in every learning process, there are three levels: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced. In the beginner stage, you will study the basics, which will be the foundation of the language. The learning will begin with the alphabets, which are almost similar to the English alphabets. When you have a thorough knowledge of the alphabet you can move on to learning new words. In the Intermediate stage, it is high time, you consult and take guidance from a tutor or language instructor. In this stage, you can start using the words you have learned at the beginner’s level. Start greeting anyone in Spanish : Hola, buenos dias, buenas noches, adios, nos vemos,etc. Once you are familiar with greeting in Spanish, you can move to small conversations like: What is your name? Where are you from? How are you? If you live in a region with few Spanish speakers, practicing and talking to a tutor will be very effective. Next comes the advanced stage, From the intermediate level, you already have good Spanish vocabulary, grammar knowledge. An advanced learner will start studying things like idioms, phrases, synonyms, antonyms, metaphors, similes, etc. You will have to become creative as an advanced learner. You will be taught how to use these elements subtly while you are speaking or writing in Spanish. As an advanced learner, you will be guided on how to use complex and compound sentences, you will be able to mentally interpret and grasp everything that is happening around you in Spanish.
Now you have a fair amount of ideas about the levels or stages, so let’s go to the main topic” How to learn reading and writing?”