Note: Spanish is also a language of the present and the past, so it’s got a lot going for it.
Still, Spanish is definitely the language of the future… until we decide to shamelessly promote another language product. And yes, there’s a very strong chance we’ll say about German, Portuguese, Italian, Arabic and Esperanto in the future. Yes, we previously said this about English, and yes, we said it about French too. It will also make it difficult for your brain to distinguish which language you’re speaking, and isn’t that in the end what we’re all looking for? It’s the language of the future However, Vocabuflash’s Spanish vocabulary playlist is also helpful for sleep listening. In general, Vocabuflash aims to help Spanish speakers learn English and to help English speakers learn Spanish. Well, in all fairness, you could start with Italian directly, but where’s the fun in that? Learning Spanish before Italian will certainly help you with the basics of conjugation and a ton of vocabulary. While Vocabuflash is not designed to be used in your sleep, it’s still a strong option for sleep listening. Fact: there’s no better stepping stone to learning Italian than starting with Spanish. Who could blame you? It’s the language of maestros, mafiosos and of course video game plumbing duo, Mario and Luigi. Ok, maybe that’s a bit strong, but so are those cocktails, and they taste even better when you speak Spanish. Normally there is no language restriction that prohibits non-Spanish speakers from consuming these tasty beverages, but consider that drinking these without speaking the language is a kind of cultural appropriation. Pisco Sour, Sangria, Kalimotxo, Margaritas, Piña coladas… these are all traditional Latin drinks that contain alcohol. Speaking the language will gain you entrée into the ultrasophisticated world of high-end pork consumption (and possibly the Museo del Jamón). Feast upon lomos, chorizos, your Jamón Ibérico, your belotas, serranos and your pata negra. Literally – much of this pork is stored in barrels. As an online ESL teacher I’ve had both kids. With online learning I could provide you with listening practice by doing some voice recordings or YouTube videos if there is enough interest from students. But if cured meats are your thing, and transgression is no biggie, then Spain in particular will be barrels of fun for you. I only recommend learning Spanish in the car if someone else is driving or if you’re only doing listening practice. It’s not healthy or ecological, and goes against many of our respective gods’ wishes. Meat isn’t at the height of its popularity. Without further ado, here are 5 stupid reasons to learn Spanish, in English, from a company that also teaches French, Italian and German. Now that we’ve pleased our SEO overlords, allow us to present a less serious set of reasons to learn the language of Neruda and Iglesias.
We’ve already made a serious post, admittedly mostly for robots, and entirely in French, about why learning Spanish is a good idea. Hola amigos and amigas, formigos and formigas.
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