Spanish resources that got me from zero to advanced

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Comment from : Tanya Benavente

I'm from Mexico and I want to learn Englishanyone interested in exchanging languages?I'm 42 years old, I'm a lawyer, musician and chess player
Comment from : Juridico

Anyone wants me
Comment from : The blog slog

Great tips! Could you also make one on Korean, please?
Comment from : Euro-cash only

Hello :) "Gramática básica del estudiante de español " or "GRAMÁTICA DE USO DEL ESPAÑOL" what is the best grammar book to learn Spanish and is fully written in Spanish? Thank you so much :)
Comment from : khedr

The complete spanish grammar did not work for me as well And I felt so pressured to use it until I found this Thanks a bunch! I think I like the grammar textbooks you recommended way more better
Comment from : Rain

my year 8 French teacher recommended Reverso to me and I’ve used it ever since, it’s such a good resource
Comment from : Die Der Das

Thank you so much for this! I’ve been trying to figure out how to improve my resources for Spanish so this came up on my feed at the perfect time! This was very helpful and well explained thank you for your content!
Comment from : Archie Noyce

Your surname is Spanish and you look a bit Spanish 😅
Comment from : El Porro Vegano / Suomi tarttee mut

Tanya! This is a great video I'm so happy to see a student recommend resources like Gramática Básica (The English version is called Students Basic Grammar of Spanish and is identical), or ProfedeELE They're definitely the highest quality materials out there, but they're not well known by students But they're the go to for most teachers (like me) brbrSpanishDict is also fantastic, so many useful featuresbrbrThanks for sharing such valuable information for people looking to learn Spanish
Comment from : KeySpanish

What a great video! This is exactly what I needed when I was starting to learn Spanish so many years agobrTanya this is an amazing video for Spanish learners Thank you so much for doing all this work
Comment from : Giorgos Keramidas

can you do one for French, please?
Comment from : Blue Berry

I started learning Spanish 3 weeks ago and I complete agree with your point on how DUOLINGO and Memrise made me feel less overwhelmed I started off buying and beginner textbook realising it wasn’t meant for self study and all the exercises were quite difficult, it was a cheap efficient way to get started
Comment from : MollyX

Hi Tanya, I really enjoyed your video! I was curious to know if the Gramática de uso del español textbooks also had an option to listen to the material And if not, which textbook we’re using in the at 4:26? It looked like you were listening an audio of some sort while also using your textbook
Comment from : Kaitlyn

You are kind enough revealing resource thanks
Comment from : tech club

Awesome! Thanks for sharing Are most of these resources for European Spanish, or both? I'm interested in Latin American Spanish Also, I'm curious how you went about choosing a language school, and why did you choose Spain?
Comment from : aEquanimity

Γεια σου! Με λένε Ασιερ, είμαι από την Ισπανία και μαθαίνω ελληνικά πώς εσύ Μπορείς να κανω ένα νίδεο πότε μιλάς της γλώσσας σου παρακαλό;brΕυχαριστώ!
Comment from : Asier Sánchez

In my humble opinion, using Dreaming in Spanish and Lingq for input-based learning is not only a fun way to learn Spanish, it's also very efficient, and starting at an intermediate level, you can start learning some grammatical concepts you haven't naturally acquired yet Cross-talk or regular exchanges with native speakers (via Hellotalk/tandem/hilokal) will boost output skills in no time But maybe it's just me not wanting language learning to look like an academic project Anyway, I love your video, you seem to be born to share content because your way of presenting information is fantastic 😍
Comment from : Kajsa (ไคซ่า) Withikon

hi, for the campus diffusion website, what type of subscription did you sign up for to access those resources? is it bance de recursos?
Comment from : Msashlyn917

Hi i am native spanish speaker When you want we can do a video about conversation ;)
Comment from : Dev-End

What a great video, so many good resources to check out!
Comment from : jo renee languages

Me encanta que hables español!! Abrazo!!
Comment from : asdrubalivan

Super happy to watch your new video! I feel that there is not so much content on YouTube about using textbooks and doing language courses so it’s refreshing to see how you used them with your learning I too like to learn from them, my experience is that they help me to develop the skills I need to use the language While having interesting content is important, I feel that the usual advice to learn things you are passionate about does not work for me because they do not equip me to have the usual conversations in the language Eg I am not very passionate to learn to describe my home town in the target language but that is the thing that everyone wants to talk about Text books and courses have helped me to prepare for the not so interesting topics that will pop up when using the target language
Comment from : frankly45