Why am I having such a hard time learning Spanish?

Why is Spanish so difficult? Spanish can be deceptively difficult. This can be because of the fact that many Spanish words are cognates, or words which sound the same in two or more languages. (Check out our list of Spanish cognates here.

How do you not fail a class in Spanish?

5 Answers

1. Relax.
2. Do not think of Spanish or Korean as a new language (we adults are funny when dealing with labels).
3. Read, read and read.
4. Listen to Spanish radio and watch local Spanish TV.
5. Find a native speaker or someone fluent to converse with.
6. Do not be afraid to make mistakes.

What’s the hardest part about learning Spanish?

10 of the hardest things about learning Spanish

• Slang and Regionalisms.
• Gendered Words.
• False Friends.
• Por y Para.
• Irregular Verbs.
• All The Tenses.
• The R and J and G Sounds.
• Understanding Natives.

How can I get better at class in Spanish?

Tips for Learning Spanish

1. Don’t expect to be perfect!
2. Work on developing an “ear” for Spanish.
3. Practice SPEAKING!
4. Be consistent.
5. Talk to yourself.
6. Use flashcards.
7. Label your surroundings.
8. Be patient.

What happens if you fail Spanish in high school?

It goes down as a failing grade. If spanish is an elective, you can choose to not take it again and the grade will factor into your overall GPA. If it is mandatory, you will have to take it again.

How do I pass a Spanish class online?

Assuming you know nothing about Spanish, I recommend you do the following things:

1. Focus on grammar. Vocabulary is not the most difficult part of learning Spanish.
2. Make a dictionary.
3. Work on pronunciation.
4. Read Spanish children’s books.
5. Try to not translate in your head.

How many hours a day should you practice Spanish?

Reduce your Spanish time to one hour a day and, according to FSI, it will take about 1.5 years to learn. As you can see, Spanish is one of the most accessible languages for English speakers. But please, don’t feel demotivated if you’re also planning on learning languages that were placed in higher categories!