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Which brings us t o the first tip ( and rule) .  \n\\#1 PRACTICE MORE THAN YOU “LEARN”  \nMany of us mistake learning as... constantly reading and watching. Sure, it’s important. But just taking in information is only 20% of the battle. Just because you came across a new word or grammar rule, doesn’t mean you’ve“LEARNED” it. The other 80% is ACTION and PRACTICE—that will help you master parts of Spanish. You should be spending 80% of your time on practicing what you’ve learned-writing, speaking out loud, getting tested, creating your own sentences, and so on.  \nSo, never mistake reading and taking in new info as “learning.” Picking up new info (like new Spanish words) is 20% of the battle, practicing is it 80% .  \nNOTE: That’s why I also ALWAYS recommend resources like SpanishPod101‘s writing workbooks (where you can practice writing)  \nYou can get Spanish Workbooks for free here.  \n[by linguajunkie.com](by linguajunkie.com)  \n\\#2 Set SPECIFIC Goals  \n[by linguajunkie.com](by linguajunkie.com)  \nHere’s what you can’t do fast-climb a mountain. And as such, neither can you master a whole dang language [fast. BUT... you](fast. BUT... you) can learn small, specific parts of it quite fast. Like, introducing yourself in Spanish, learning to say where you’re from, counting to 100, speaking for 3 minutes.  \nAim for these small specific goals and you WILL reach them fast... and bit by [bit... you](bit... you)’ll know a whole ton of Spanish.  \n\\#3 INVEST  \nYou want to learn Spanish... which means you’re fairly serious about it. Do you know what people who are serious about their goals do? They invest in them—they invest their time and money. They buy books, sessions with teachers and soon. They invest time after time after time.  \nSo, make sure that you’re at least investing some time into Spanish. No time means no progress. If you’re a beginner, I’d say 20 to 30 minutes a day or at least a few days of the week.  \n\\#4 LEARN FROM CONVERSATIONS  \nWant to speak Spanish? But you’re learning random words through random apps? 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