Learning a new language isn’t just about memorizing vocabulary or passing grammar tests. It’s more about immersing yourself fully in the culture, the sounds, the conversations, and the habits of daily life. If you’re serious about taking your target language to the next level, it’s time to stop treating it like a hobby, and start treating it like a lifestyle.
Here are five commitments you can make to truly maximize language learning:
Read MoreTest your level in Spanish and see what you can get out of 30. Try the test just for your level or see if you can make it all the way through. Learn about the mistakes you made and see if you can improve.
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Learn Spanish Expressions with Spark Spanish/Aprender frases hechas con Spark
At Spark we encourage our students to use authentic Spanish expressions by giving them an “expresión del día” and promoting the use of it throughout the day to gain extra points in the Bursting Bubbles booklet, our innovative Spanish challenges booklet which is designed to help students achieve more during their learning experience on our Spanish Courses.
Read MoreIn Spanish there are lots of little things that you need to remember and it’s hard to get your head around all the grammar. So here at Spark Spanish we give to you online spanish classes that will help you learn spanish in a fun and interactive way.
Below, Spark’s very own Ceci explains to us how to use “Verbos Reflexivos”. Once you’ve read her explanations and watched the fun reflexive verb song, and you feel confident that you understand, why not test yourself with our Spark Your Spanish Quiz! When you have finished you can see check your answers which are at the bottom of the page. Read More
Here in Spain, everyone is football mad; from the guys to the girls; from the students to the retired. They are all joined together by this sport and are very passionate and loyal to their teams. One of the main questions asked by Spanish people (especially here in Andalusia) is “are you Barça or Madrid?” Which ever team you choose, you will have your lovers and your haters, even if you support other teams.
Read MoreAll beginner Spanish learners who study at Spark learn how to use verbs. One of the questions our Spanish teachers get asked most is the difference between ser, estar and tener. Here are some quick explanations of the difference between Ser, Estar and Tener and some expressions to help you know when to use them. See how many you can use next time you speak Spanish!
Read MorePeople who learn Spanish are always struggling to decide when to use “por” and when to use “para” as they have many different meanings. So we at Spark decided to make a simple and easy guide to understanding the difference between the two.
Below, Amelia gives us an online Spanish lesson on the difference between “Para” and “Por”. Once you’ve watched the video and feel confident that you understand the differences, why not test yourself with our Spark Your Spanish Quiz! When you have finished you can see check your answers which are at the bottom of the page.
Read MoreHere at Spark we try and teach Spanish grammar in lots of different way inside the classroom and out. We believe that learning also shouldn’t be restricted to only the classroom, which is why we give to you a different way to learn Spanish. Our very own Spanish teacher, Evelyn takes you through the Imperative and shows you how you to use it correctly and easily. Once you have watched the video, why not try the quiz and see how good you are at using the imperative!! When you’ve finished the quiz you can check your answers at the bottom of the page! Read More
When you’re learning a new language, one of the first things you learn is food vocabulary. Studying Spanish in Spain, we all need a basic understanding of what menus and signs in supermarkets mean, especially in an authentic Spanish town like El Puerto de Santa Maria where the locals definitely dont much English, German or French. However, food can also be the area that leads to most misunderstandings!
Padel is the fastest growing sport in the world and the second most played sport in Spain. It is always played in doubles on an enclosed court about half the size of a tennis court. The court is surrounded by walls which the ball can be played off and so the best way to describe the game is a cross between tennis and squash. The game is hugely enjoyable and very addictive and anyone who takes part will be sure to want to play again. Read More
Watch the latest online Spanish lesson with Spark’s lovely teacher Gema, who teaches us all about the verb “Gustar”.
Look out for new videos from Spark and if you have any suggestions for an online Spanish lesson that you would like to watch here please email: info@sparklanguages.com. Dont forget to try the quiz below.
How to use “Gustar” (pre-intermediate) Read More
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