A cheat sheet of sorts... I finally put up lists of the spanish verbs I use most often, and the conjugation of each verb into the present, imperfect, past & future tenses. It's right above my computer where I will see it everyday and hopefully this will help make them stick in my brain!Anybody have any other helpful memory tricks for improving my spanish vocab?
Sorry Lindsey, but that cracked me up! I hope it helps you in your quest to be bilingual! Buena Suerte!
ReplyDeleteHi Lindsey..first...thank you and Eric for your prayers for Perry.
ReplyDeleteWe had a go at learning Italian many years ago. Neighbors both sides of us spoke fractured English as their native language was Italian. We wanted to try and speak a little Italian so we could be more neighborly. Unfortunately, we were both total duds. I bought tapes...they were very helpful...(cd's today!) Having it playing in the background during the day was fairly helpful...we just weren't dedicated enough.
Hey, I'm not sure though I speak 2 languages fluently and what helped me was reading. I basically just read a lot :)
ReplyDeleteHave you tried Rosetta Stone?
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