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Originally Posted by JSolution
Been learning Spanish for a few months now. Mainly from books, some chatGPT (really useful for this), I use an app called hello talk as well.
Im going to Tenerife for a few days next week so this will be first time practicing with native speakers, I have spoken to some people who speak Spanish and im far from fluent although I have a good grasp of the verbs and grammar. I tend to freeze up a bit because it takes me so long to think about what it is im trying to say. Obviously immersing myself in a Spanish speaking country would be the quickest route possible and I do intend to make my nest few holidays in Spanish speaking countries only.
Anyone have any tips for me? :)
Also I have not touched the subjunctive yet which I know is a really important part of Spanish. I am learning with more of a South American accent as well rather than Spanish.
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Just start doing it and make it clear you want to learn from the people you talk to. I do this everywhere I travel and people really are very helpful when they see you are interested in trying.
In addition, I have Duolingo as well but not the dedication to keep up with it.
