Learning Spanish

How’d you go about learning Spanish user? I want to learn but have no idea where to start.

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Didn’t you take in high school? That’s how I learned it.

Duolingo then Assimil then brown gf (male)

You can't learn Spanish. Just give up.

Well, I grew up a 20-minute drive from Castilla Y Léon, so I could get Spanish channels on the telly. That's how I learned Spanish.
If you speak English, it'll only take you a few months to learn Spanish if you're really eager to learn Spanish.
The basics are completely different: Germanic-Latin; but the ''fancy'' words are more or less the same. You'll realize that you can easily translate words back and forth.
Plus, the structure of the sentences is not that abnormal.

I had moved to Chile to do it faster.
Me parecen, que es un mejor método.

Duolingo is a meme. At least it didn't worked for me that well.

Don't learn cuban or spanish... spanish, you sound like an absolute retard to the rest of spanish speakers.

You will sound retarded anyway. And 'th' instead of 's' is horrible.

*Me parece

I took Chinese instead.

Kill yourself hombre

Implying your hombres don’t sound retarded to the border patrol

That's because it's not supposed to be your only learning resource
And memrise is way better

Watch Dora

Go ahead learn to speak like a cuban and then go to Buenos Aires or Bogota.

Gracias.
I'll check memrise.

Start talking with your parents more often and you'll pick it up by osmosis.

KeK

I started learning the english alphabet, numbers and colors, then nouns, then uh...some shit. :)

Well how the fuck do I learn correctly then you brown bastard? It seems the only way I can is either use the meme memrise or duolingo or learn in high school and I missed that oppertunity

Move to Texas and work for a restaurant. I didn't 'learn' Spanish, I just absorbed it. Plus it's fun to confuse Mexicans with words they don't use. Like saying 'bombillas' instead of 'popotes'

I learned all the Spanish I needed from going to a Mexican restaurant and ordering all the beans

I started on duolingo, got about half way through the tree, started incessantly posting on /esp/ and hilo latino, got in some telegram groups, did a course on it. And now I'm B2.2.

whats the consensus on language immersion courses, i see some in guatemala for like $100 - $300 per week (accommodation included)

memrise.com and duolinguo
do a review session every day and a learning session every day

find a spanish grammar website to slowly comb over.

ignore spanish tv at first, not worth the time.

translate frases on Jow Forums into spanish using highlight and google translate ext. you'll start notcing patterns in language the way you use it (instead of what happens to be in a book).

repeat everything you hear. speaking a language, especially in the beginning, is almost like playing a character. you have to be believable (to yourself) so that you use it.

What are your favorite beans?

You need immersion, try watching movies in spanish and music in spanish, change your phone language to spanish.
You coul also get a qt penpal girl(male) from interpals

Guatemala is a nice place to go...they are Mexico's Mexico lel Been there! It's not expensive, the people are nice and you have Tikal to see...nice cool climate too. If you decide to learn Spanish down there, chose them or Peru.

Not OP
All of them....Frijoles negro, pinto and charro....

t. Texas

You all sound like absolute retards to us

>beans

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is it safe? they get alot of earthquakes desu