Spanish Language Learn Course

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Irregular Forms DAY 10: Conjugating Verbs to Future Tense Regular Forms Irregular Forms Be-Going-To Form DAY 11: Forming Basic Spanish Sentences Declarative Sentences Interrogative Sentences Imperative Sentences DAY 12: Familiarizing Situational Phrases Asking for Directions Giving Directions At the Airport Checking in at Hotels Riding a Bus Riding the Train Hiring a Taxi Hiring a Boat Driving Cars Shopping for Clothes Shopping for Food Dining Out and Ordering Food Visiting the Beach Doing Sports Problems and Complaints Dealing with Emergencies Conclusion 56

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INTRODUCTION
¡Buenas dias! Spanish is one of the most spoken languages in the world. It belongs to the Italic subfamily of the Indo- European language family, and is primarily spoken at the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America of about 250 million people. It is also called Castilian, which was derived from the dialect it came from. This language was brought and introduced by the Spaniards in Canary Island, Antilles, the Philippines, the southern part of North America, South America, and the coast of Africa. The Standard Spanish language is being spoken at 43 countries, not including Spain. Most of them consider it as their official language and use it for business, education, industry, politics, and everyday conversation. This shows how widely popular the Spanish language is and how it will continue to be for many years to come. Foreign language courses are already being offered at different colleges and universities. Spanish training is always included in them. Students taking up such courses are continuously increasing
in number. New books and training materials are being published and sold. Aside from the possibility of having to deal with so many Spanish speakers in business or education, another reason to learn Spanish is that it is regarded as a romantic language, both in literature and everyday conversations. This is the reason why a lot of movies and television programs nowadays use the language ­ to captivate and touch the hearts of millions of audiences. Imagine how many friends and loved ones you can impress with lines like Te amo (I love you) or Te quiero (I need you) and actually knowing how they came to be!

Whether you're having a hard time coping up with Spanish in school, you're dealing with many Spanish speakers in the office or business, or you simply like adding another entry on the "language spoken" part on your résumé, you have chosen the right report to help you learn the language by yourself. With this report, you'll be learning basic Spanish not within a whole year, not during one term in school, not even a month! You can learn how to speak Spanish confidently in just 12 days, or even less! Imagine that. Common foreign language trainings usually bombard you with thousands of words and phrases in their vocabulary. They let you memorize these words and phrases until you get used to speaking them out ­ without really knowing how they became that way. How this book differs from those word factories is that it applies the linguistic approach in training you to learn the language effectively. This means, as a foreign language learner, you start by studying the letters and sounds of the language. From these
sounds, you create words and phrases. As you gather up these words, you'll be able to form sentences. In the first few days of your training using this report, you'll be concentrating on Spanish sounds. This is important as you will be encountering sounds that are not present in the English language, or sounds familiar to your native tongue but not used in the Spanish language. Sounds are among the fundamentals of one language because all throughout your language training, you'll be using these sounds as you speak out words and form sentences.