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submitted 1 year ago by KennethDK@lemmy.world to c/spanish@lemmy.world

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Hello

Would it be okay to only use Dreaming Spanish, read the occasional article in Spanish and watch Spanish series on Netflix? Or do I have to combine it with more in-depth grammar and vocabulary studies?

I am not starting from zero but am not fluent at all.

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[–] JDBowden@lemmy.world 1 points 1 year ago

Do as much as you can, when you can, where you can. However, to be fluent one needs to speak. I know, it sucks, but it is the necessary evil here. You can try a few applications like: Tandem; Conversation Exchange. These places you can find people/groups and chit-chat. It helped me. BUT, my tool was the immersion method, as I live in South America.

-Fluent in Spanish as an English native, living in Chile. Please, feel free to ask me anything!