A free Spanish lesson for you!

Ever since we started this blog, we’ve talked a lot about tips and hacks to learn to speak Spanish. However, we haven’t really provided you any material to put those tips into practice.

If you’ve been following this blog recently, or if you follow us on our social networks, you probably remember that we said we were working on something great, and that it would help you improve your Spanish.

We are still working on this material, and is not completely ready yet. Anyhow, we want to share with all of you a piece of this work, but most of all, we would like to get feedback of what you think of this lesson.

A free lesson to learn to speak Spanish

All you need to do to get this free lesson from us is to subscribe on the form that we will leave at the end of this post. After that, we will send it to your Email in two different parts, so you can get the maximum out of it.

Again,we would love to hear what you like and what you don’t like from this lesson.

We’ve been working on this, based on great research about TPRS, which is an effective method to learn to speak any language. If you want to know more about this method, you can go here to find out more.

Also, we’ve applied many rules from Aj Hoge’s book, which is in my opinion, the starting point to learn to speak any language. If you want to know more about this book, you can click here to get more information about it.

The benefits from the lesson

Of course, we won’t promise that this lesson will get you speaking Spanish right away because, it is just one lesson, but we are confident that if you take it seriously, you will improve a lot in a matter of weeks.

• You will increase your vocabulary.
• you will learn Spanish by listening to it, no textbooks needed.
• You are going start improving your grammar without even noticing.
• Your listening will improve.
• This will be the starting point to get to fluency.
• Your speaking will be improved.
• You will hear real Spanish spoken by a native speaker.
• It will be easier to remember new words.

Obviously, you won’t reach all of that by just listening to one lesson, but it’ll be the starting point.