# >> Continuing Education >> Be Self Taught

How to Learn Spoken Spanish

Spoken Spanish is best learned when immersing yourself with naturally spoken Spanish. Using a combination of music, television and talking with native speakers, you can create an environment that will expose you to modern conversational Spanish. Practicing what you learn is as important as hearing it in the first place, so getting a language partner who speaks Spanish is essential to learning conversational Spanish.

Instructions

- 1
  Pick a region of conversational Spanish you want to learn. Spanish is spoken differently in many Spanish speaking countries.
- 2
  Learn basic Spanish. Your goal is to become proficient enough to have basic conversations with native speakers to better understand the nuances of the Spanish language.
- 3
  Talk with native Spanish speakers. Speaking with native Spanish speakers will help you better understand the language when it is spoken at its natural speed.
- 4
  Watch Spanish television. Many cable television providers offer Spanish channels as a part of their extended cable package.
- 5
  Listen to Spanish music. Online music stores, such as iTunes, will allow you to purchase music in Spanish.

Roman Greek Letter Styles

What Are the Primary Heat-Absorbing Gases in the Atmosphere?

Be Self Taught