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Grammar patterns exist in Mexican Spanish and - once you are familiar with the most common patterns presented in the Glossika courses - you'll quickly become comfortable communicating in a wide variety of situations. Learn common Mexican Spanish grammar patterns + remember them The result is a faster learning experience and much better retention of what you learn. In short, you'll build the necessary muscle memory to recall the language when you actually need to use it. How does Glossika Mexican Spanish work?īased on an astounding amount of linguistic knowledge and data, Glossika Mexican Spanish helps you build muscle memory through exposure to the language's sound patterns.īy listening to and repeating the thousands of Mexican Spanish phrases included in the course, you will quickly become accustomed to the sounds and common patterns of the language. Glossika is, to put it simply, unlike anything else that exists for learning Mexican Spanish. The end goal is to be able to finally take the B2 exam in December (I got a reprieve, the June one has been cancelled due to the pandemic).Mexican Spanish learning in a category of its own Once I finish Gyakorlo, I will jump back into the magyarOK B2 books (another resource that I highly recommend) and J ószorakozast magyarul. I’ve been a user of Glossika since the mp3 days and it remains as one of my top arsenal in learning languages. I have tons of Hungarian material, but for the time being, I am limiting myself to Gyakorlo magyar nyelvtan and Glossika. Hungarian – still the main one of the lot.

Memrise – I am a long-time Memrise user, and I plan to use this for increasing vocabulary, as the LT Thinking Method does not introduce a huge amount of vocabulary.

But Language Transfer’s Spanish content is very comprehensive, and many language learners have nothing but good things to say about this course, so I decided to try it out.

Language Transfer– I am no stranger to the Michel Thomas method and many people compared LT and MT.My goal is to be in a comfortable B1 level after one year.

Glossika spanish mp3 full#

I won’t go full force into this one, though. I attended some classes at Instituto Cervantes Manila, but that was ages ago. I also want to subject myself to this experiment – I am curious how much I would progress with this. However, our Barcelona trip last year helped cement the fact that I’ve always loved Spanish and for me, it is on of the most beautiful language in the world. It is a great language, and I plan to go back to it again. Spanish – Officially shelving German! I’ve attended German classes here in Budapest, and attempted to also study on my own. I am not studying for any JLPT exam anytime soon. Goodness knows I need to study the older ones badly. I decided to shelve it for now, and use Memrise to do the Sou Matome Kanji from N1-N3. I usually do 10-15 minutes a day on my commutes. Japanese – Since the start of the year, I’ve been using the app KanjiBox to study and revise N1 Kanji and vocabulary. As of April 8th, here is the battle plan. As for me, I only managed to finalize my language learning plan yesterday. Since the COVID-19 pandemic started, there’s been an increase in the number of people setting new goals and starting new hobbies and challenges to while the time away.