Learning Spanish for Beginners – A complete guide
Learning a language can feel a bit like rocket science, something that is out of reach or capability for most of us. This is because we are often convinced that learning a language is a daunting task. Also, a lot of people question the need of learning other languages apart from their native ones. Let me start by congratulating you first because if you are reading this blog, you already have overcome the first block of your mind towards learning a new language – ‘Why do I need to learn any new Language at all’!! You could have just about any reason to be here. It could be as simple as a curiosity or could be a serious reason such as leading yourself to get a job as a translator, teacher. Or could be that. you are planning to go to Mexico for vacation and want to learn the basics to be able to communicate with the large Spanish speaking population in Mexico. Learning a language Spanish or any other is not tough, it just needs you to invest some diligent time daily besides doing away with all sorts of fear, to get started.

Start Simple – As a beginner, you don’t need to start by learning very complicated things because you don’t have to master the language in a single day. You need to start simple, and to do that, you need to first identify similarities in your native language and Spanish. You can start by translating sentences from your native language to Spanish. You can start with a simple Hello, which is Halo in Spanish or Buenos días (good morning), and other common phrases and words. This is the easiest way to learn Spanish for beginners. Learn it by using your native language.
Practice Grammar – Grammar is the backbone of any language and it forms the very base of all kinds of sentences. So, if you’re not well-versed with grammar, you can’t master any language. For learning Spanish, it is very essential to start learning the basic grammar in Spanish and memorizing the general rules of Spanish. This includes getting familiar with Nouns, Verbs, Pronouns, adjectives, and general words and phrases. You should know how a basic sentence is formed and what are the different annotations used in daily conversations.
You can study all this from a Spanish grammar book and several videos online. You can also join a Spanish class. Do remember to take notes for each thing you learn, so that you can revise later.
