u/Telosv5

Had a poetry recital for one of our class outputs and it made me realize how enjoyable it was to not only be able to recite poems, but also learn them by heart. They have a soothing effect somehow, even when I'm only reciting them to myself.

That being said, are there any poems you have learned by heart recently that have made you feel the same? Do you have any thoughts on learning poems by heart itself? I'd like to hear your thoughts and suggestions! :)

By chance, does anyone have any book recommendations on Philippine Art History?

Have asked and browsed through similar threads in other Philippine subreddits and the suggestions seem to be few, so I thought I'd shoot my shot here.

Thank you in advance!

Hello everyone!

I am currently taking a language course in Spanish and planning to continue studying the language after I graduate. This is because I enjoyed the learning process, and because most of my favourite books are Latin-aamerican. I am still a beginner speaker, but I am hoping to learn enough until I can read these books in their original language.

That being said, are there any novels you guys would recommend to read for beginners? I would also appreciate dificult but worthwhile books, as I become more motivated to learn more Spanish until I can eventually get into them. Are there any books too that you found were much more enjoyable when you read them in Spanish compared to their translated counterpart? I'd like to hear your thoughts!