r/LearnSpanishInReddit

Hola a todos! Soy maestra de español y al mismo tiempo maestra de inglés, puedo dar clases sobre los dos idiomas! Mis clases se basan en una clase diagnóstica, uso de herramientas online como miro, websites especiales, etc… Tengo horarios disponibles así que puedes preguntar sin compromiso! 🤍

Heyy guys..im actually learning Spanish via chatgpt and busuu..solely depends on chatgpt ...using chatgpt for grammar drills,paragraphs and etc..busuu for vocabulary...currently not into any classes, or anything...chatgpt said currently im at a2...but i can read few sentences in Spanish...can listen to Spanish videos beginner level in dreaming Spanish... how long it would take me to reach b2 in Spanish... i study 1 -2 hours of focused Spanish...any suggestions or any ideas...open to any ideas..gracias amigos.

Hi! I’m 18 and from England, and I’m currently trying to learn Spanish because I’d absolutely love to live in Spain one day. I studied Spanish at school for almost five years and passed my exams, but I genuinely feel like I’ve forgotten almost everything!!

For the past couple of weeks, I’ve been trying to get back into it by writing Spanish phrases and vocabulary in my journal, but by the next day I’ve already forgotten most of what I wrote.

I recently realised that I learn and remember things much better through music, so I was wondering if anyone has any Spanish song recommendations that might help me learn and pick up new words and phrases? I’m honestly open to anything — any artist, genre or type of music!

Thank you so much in advance for any recommendations. I really appreciate it!! <3

Hola! Soy profesora de español e inglés, soy nativa de Venezuela por lo que mi español es fluido, y cuento con un certificado C1 en inglés, y tengo experiencia enseñando los dos idiomas! Si tienes preguntas no dudes en hacerlas en los comentarios o escribirme al DM 🩷!!

Took me a while to work out why I was stuck, so posting in case it helps someone in the same spot.

I did about 5 months on one of those tap-the-word apps and got weirdly good at reading. I realised there was a problem the first time someone answered me at normal speed. I'd understand them fine, then sit there building my reply word by word in my head while the conversation moved three steps past me. By the time I had a sentence ready it was already the wrong thing to say.

Basically, I could recognize words but couldn't speak. So I started working on just speaking for about 8 months now and three things sorta helped. 

A conversational Spanish app that builds whole dialogues instead of single words.  Used Babbel so that instead of assembling everything from scratch mid-conversation, I had some sentences i hadd learned.

Speaking reps with a conversation partner, a native speaker or even just another learner. I started with Italki then later a friend of a friend. Saying things out loud to a person is really so helpful.

Merging one daily habit into Spanish. For me it was audio on the commute since it was low effort and always running. 

If I could tell past-me one thing, the problem wasn't just vocab, so just find a way to speak.

Does this wall sound familiar? How did the rest of you get past it, and how long before conversations stopped feeling scary?

Hola everybody, does anyone have a recommendation for finding a Mexican or Spanish native instructor for online private Spanish language classes? Most instructors I have found are from elsewhere in Latin America but I want to talk specifically about Mexican or Spanish food. Thanks for your recommendations.

Hi im really trying to learn spanish and have been utilizing pimsleur for that. What methods do you guys personally do that can go alongside with pimsleur. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a dedicated practice partner to help me improve my conversational Spanish. In return, I would love to help you push your English fluency to the next level—focusing on natural phrasing, advanced vocabulary, and speaking without hesitation.

What I’m looking for:

I want to build a zero-judgment space where we can make mistakes, correct each other, and grow. Whether you want to focus on grammar, pronunciation, or just casual fluency, I am happy to help you with your English while I practice my Spanish.

If you are serious about practicing and want a consistent partner, share your Discord ID in a DM.

Spanish, and Duolingo is actually the first way I’ve ever tried learning the language. I’ve been using it for about 2 weeks now.

I’m mainly learning Spanish because I want to have fun with it and hopefully make it a hobby. I’m not studying for an exam or trying to reach a specific goal, so I don’t want to make it too serious or stressful.

The problem is that I’m a bit lost about what to do next. I don’t really know what I should start doing alongside Duolingo or where I should go from here.

Should I start listening to simple Spanish videos, try speaking, read something easy, or just continue with Duolingo for a while?

I’d love to hear what you would recommend to someone who is completely new to Spanish and just wants to enjoy learning the language.

¡Hola! 👋

I’m putting together a WhatsApp group for Spanish learners of all levels where we can practice together, ask questions, share useful resources, have conversations, and motivate each other to keep learning.

Whether you're just starting with Hola, ¿cómo estás? or already comfortable having conversations in Spanish, everyone is welcome. 🙌

The idea is to have a friendly group where we can learn from each other and actually use Spanish instead of just studying it alone. 📚💬

If you'd like to join, leave a comment or send me a DM and I'll send you the WhatsApp invite link!

🇪🇸 ¡Vamos a aprender español juntos! 🇪🇸

Vivimos en Valencia y queremos encontrar un profesor particular de español que viva en Valencia para dar clases presenciales.

Agradecería cualquier consejo.

Hey! I'm 24, a native Arabic speaker from Saudi Arabia, currently teaching myself Castilian Spanish. I'm looking for someone around my age (20-24) from Spain to practice together, making communication easier for both of us!

Estás trabajando con un equipo hispanohablante y alguien te dice:

“Déjame revisarlo y te escribo luego.”

Tú piensas: Perfecto, me escribirá en un rato.

Pero… ¿qué significa exactamente “luego”?

En el español del trabajo, hay expresiones que no siempre significan exactamente lo que parecen:

“Te escribo luego.”

* Te escribiré más tarde. Pero no necesariamente significa en 10 minutos.

“Te aviso.”

* Te informaré cuando tenga novedades.

“Lo vemos.”

* Puede significar lo revisamos después, lo hablamos más adelante o incluso todavía no quiero comprometerme con una respuesta. 😅

“Déjame revisarlo.”

* Necesito comprobar la información antes de darte una respuesta.

“Lo tengo pendiente.”

* Sé que tengo que hacerlo, pero todavía no lo he hecho.

Lo interesante es que no siempre se trata de entender las palabras. Se trata de entender qué está comunicando realmente la persona en ese contexto.

¿Alguna vez alguien te ha dicho algo en español en el trabajo y te has quedado pensando: “¿Qué quiso decir exactamente con eso?”