- Build your vocabulary. Try to learn a minimum of five new words daily.
- Watch Spanish TV programs. Keep a note pad by your side and jot down new words and expressions. Later use the dictionary to look up any words and expressions you
Daily Archives: November 1, 2005
Getting a Head Start
If you are seriously considering moving to a Latin American country, you should begin to study Spanish as soon as possible.
Here are a few suggestions that will give you a head start in learning the language. Look for some type of Spanish course that emphasizes conversation as well as grammar and enroll as soon as possible. University extension, junior
Now you can really speak Spanish like a Costa Rican
Although many of Costa Rica’s well-educated people speak English, (and more than 30,000 English-speaking foreigners live permanently in Costa Rica), Spanish is the official language. Anyone who seriously plans to live or retire in Costa Rica should know Spanish — the more the better. Frankly, you will be disadvantaged, handicapped and be considered
