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When I was a young girl, I dreamt about conversing in Spanish. This idea was contributed by Spanish’s telenovelas that was imported and aired on our local television. Each telenovela lasted more than two months. I was so hooked that every day after school I would be waiting in front of the television and watched passionately for the whole hour. It was funny how during that period, most of the kids at school also watched them. This was the era before internet hits. Local channel was the best. Plus, not everyone can afford Astro packages.
While watching the telenovelas, I didn't even have the slightest clue of what they were saying in Spanish. My savior was the subtitles in Malay. However, I always found Spanish as a very romantic language. Maybe it was because the actors were often speaking passionately on top of their good looks. Or maybe it was the storyline with a never-ending drama.
For a while I did catch some Spanish words and planted them in my head for example, “Bueno Dias” means good morning, “Adios” means goodbye, “Gracias” means thank you and “Por Favor” means please.Â
There are about 20 countries in the world that officially communicate in Spanish, in which their official documents are also written in that language, and it is taught in schools and even been used by their government. Some of them are Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Uruguay, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Venezuela, Guatemala and many more. For some, they called these countries as the Hispanic World.Â
Spanish is also quite a common language in the United States of America (USA) as there are many Latin Americans in the country especially in Central and South America, with an estimate of 50 million speakers. There are also several Latin Americans who found fame in the USA such as Salma Hayek, Penelope Cruz, Enrique Iglesias, Antonio Banderas, and Elsa Pataky. They can speak fluently in both English and Spanish.
The people speaking in Spanish can be categorized into three categories. The first is native speakers (mainly those coming from the Hispanic World area). The second one is those using Spanish as a second or third language. This type normally can converse in Spanish fluently, but they often or prefer using their own native language daily. The third category is those who learnt Spanish in courses or school.
In Malaysia, Spanish is not a common language, in fact, it is truly foreign that you will find it hard to find any Spanish speakers in Malaysia. But that does not mean you cannot learn the language. If you are passionate and motivated to learn Spanish, just go for it!
There are a few tips that can be followed to learn Spanish. Firstly, identify the reason why you want to learn Spanish. The reason will be your motivation throughout your learning and will make the process much easier for you. For example, you would love to speak Spanish fluently to travel around the world. Hence, putting this as your motivation, you will create a timeline to learn Spanish in the span of two years before the date of your said travel. Â
Secondly, do a lot of listening comprehension practices. You should start finding your surroundings to be Spanish oriented. The best way is to start watching Spanish movies, Tv Series/ telenovelas, game shows, listening to Spanish songs and eating Spanish cuisines. This way, you will feel surrounded with Spanish speakers and will help you to observe the way the language is spoken. Hence, giving you the familiarity of the language to ease your learning.
Thirdly, find a Spanish teacher online. The reason being is to have a conversation partner on top of learning the language. Malaysia is not a country that has many Spanish speakers. Therefore, practicing the language daily may seem impossible. However, finding the right teacher can also be quite a challenge. But the good thing is, here in Superprof, you can find a Spanish tutor with a click of a button.Â
Currently in Superprof Malaysia, we have 6 tutors (and counting) who are offering their services in teaching Spanish. The tutoring takes place online hence you should not worry about scammers. Online tutoring reduces the risk of getting infections compared to face-to-face tutoring which is a crucial factor during this pandemic season. Free tuitions are also available during the first trial. Sounds like a steal, right?
I hope you find this information hopeful. Adios!
Joel
Spanish tutor
Señor Joel has always been a very good Spanish teacher and his teaching method is very easy to understand. His classes are usually very exciting
Adilah, 6 months ago
Joel
Spanish tutor
Joel is an excellent Spanish teacher. He has great communication skills and knows how to relay the required knowledge to his students in an effective manner.
Sharvesh, 6 months ago
Alejo
Spanish tutor
He was a good tutor. Well prepared and have a lot of experience. Excellent tutor and so passionate. Really enjoy during the trial class. Awesome.
Hans, 9 months ago
Roger
Spanish tutor
He good in english and the material he use was perfect. He can be my good spanish tutor. Really enjoy during the trial class. So worth it.
Hans, 10 months ago
Alessandro
Spanish tutor
He is amazing teacher. He explain everything so clearly. We had amazing first trial class. Thank you Alex
Hans, 2 years ago
Yael
Spanish tutor
He is funny, kind and awesome teacher. He is excellent teacher. I love the passion that he show when explaining and correct my prononciation. We had a great class session. Keep it up.
Hans, 2 years ago