mercredi 2 novembre 2016
Try This 30-Day Challenge to Improve Your Spanish!
Improving your Spanish always seems like a daunting task, except if you break it down into a challenge. Thirty days of practicing the language means that you get to take baby steps, seamlessly incorporating your lessons into your daily life.
Do you always stop at a coffee shop in the morning? Great, practice ordering in Spanish (even if it's just while you're waiting in line). Writing out your to-do list for the month? Do it in Spanish, too! That, plus other simple steps, like downloading a vocabulary app and watching a movie in Spanish without subtitles, will improve your bilingualism in no time.
Day | Challenge |
---|---|
Day 1 | Write out your monthly goals in Spanish. |
Day 2 | Order your coffee in Spanish. |
Day 3 | Listen to a song in Spanish and try to decipher the meaning of the lyrics. |
Day 4 | GChat with someone in Spanish. |
Day 5 | Download an app (like Duolingo) to practice vocabulary daily. |
Day 6 | Write an email in Spanish. |
Day 7 | Translate the morning's headlines. |
Day 8 | Write all your tweets, photo captions and Facebook posts in Spanish. |
Day 9 | Challenge your friends to have a conversation in Spanish, for at least five minutes. |
Day 10 | Teach your significant other some keywords in Spanish. |
Day 11 | Start reading your favorite book in a Spanish translation. |
Day 12 | Quiz yourself on the Spanish translation of items while walking through Target. |
Day 13 | Journal about your day in Spanish. |
Day 14 | Read a newspaper article in Spanish. |
Day 15 | Watch an episode of a novela, then write out a summary of what happened. |
Day 16 | Listen to a podcast in Spanish. |
Day 17 | Write down everything you see during your commute (or lunch break). |
Day 18 | Label the items in your apartment with their Spanish names. |
Day 19 | Create flashcards for your most commonly used and forgotten words and phrases. |
Day 20 | Create a Pinterest board with some of your favorite Spanish words and memes. |
Day 21 | Learn 5 fast facts (in Spanish!) about your favorite South American country. |
Day 22 | Start following an Instagram account where the captions are in Spanish (think Latina fashion bloggers or chefs). |
Day 23 | Go to a Latin-influenced restaurant and order in Spanish only. |
Day 24 | Commit to speaking at least one full hour of Spanish (even if it's to yourself). |
Day 25 | Find and write down a favorite quote in Spanish on the top of your to-do list. |
Day 26 | Explain basic Spanish grammar to a friend. |
Day 27 | Take notes in Spanish at a meeting. |
Day 28 | Go old school and write out difficult vocabulary words and their definitions, five times each. |
Day 29 | Change your phone's and computer's language to Spanish. |
Day 30 | Watch a movie in Spanish sans subtitles. |
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