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EasiestSpanish
http://easiestspanish.blogspot.com/
Learning Spanish made extremely easy and interesting through the tried and tested techniques of visualization. A blog that explores the unconventional tricks of visualization techniques that can be used in an accelerated Spanish learning program.
- Author: Amit Schandillia
- Listed in: eLearning Languages
- Tags: Spanish learning language grammar vocabulary visualization
Recent Posts
Are Latinos oppressed in America?
Some time back, the Mexican foreign minister said to us: Got terrorism problems? You're on your own! Want a new Iraq U.N. resolution? Don't count on our vote in the Security Council! You don't like Fidel Castro? That's too bad. We like him, aga...
The forgotten 9/11 of Chile
What’s common between Richard Nixon’s plot to overthrow the government of Chile in 1973 and Al-Qaeda’s plot to blow up the World Trade Center in 2001? Answer: Both of these outrageously criminal conspiracies were brutally executed on September...
I hate Latinos
Accounting for about 15% of all Americans, the 42-million Latinos living in the United States are the largest growing population group in the country. However, despite this growth, their contributions to the American society, sports, culture, media,...
L. A. stands for Los Angeles: What does Los Angeles stand for?
Contrary to the popular belief that the original name of Los Angeles was El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de Los Ángeles de Porciuncula, scholars have determined from official documents of Governor de Neve, Commandant General de la Croix and Vi...
Tapas: The Latino answer to dim sum
The original tapas were the slices of bread that sherry drinkers in Andalusian taverns used to cover their glasses between sips to prevent fruit flies from hovering over the sweet sherry. But soon, enterprising bartenders were putting small snacks on...
Simple rules of Spanish adjectives
One of the biggest differences between English and Spanish is the order of the adjectives and nouns. In English, you say, white horse; in Spanish, you say, horse white (caballo blanco). Descriptive words always come after the noun they describe. Thou...
Comments & Reviews
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Gerri
Oh this is awesome! I need to learn some Spanish. The two years I took of it in high school I learned absolutely nothing.
Amit provides detailed information about the Spanish language, history, and relevant news. I recommend this site to anyone that wishes to learn and actively involve themselves in the Spanish culture.
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