Resources

=Online Dictionaries= Try to avoid using Google Translate. However convenient it may seem, it is not worth the risk of being misunderstood or even worse... embarrassed. So where to start? I would suggest a nifty little site called WordReference. WordReference is a very useful website. Type in a word and BAM! tons of results are just at your fingertips. The site also features other target languages as well, including: French, Italian, German, Russian, Arabic, Greek, Japanese, and many more. Don't forget about the apps found in the App Store or the Google Play Store

=Online Learning=

e Language School
This online school is an excellent source of grammar lessons in 15 different languages. With grammar lessons and basic words and phrases, learning a language has never been easier. e Language School offers an easy user interface.

Duolingo
Duolingo is another great website to learn Spanish. The interface is very user-friendly. Learning a language is simple. There are various lessons to choose from and you must complete them all before moving on. You have three hearts and if you lose all three you have to repeat the lesson. For every lesson completed you earn more points and level up. Duolingo is also found in the App Store and the Google Play Store

Memrise
Memrise has thousands of different courses to choose. While learning in the course you create mems which are little pictures or phrases to help you remember words. You earn points and compete with friends. The Memrise app can be found in App Store and the Google Play Store

StudySpanish
A great website to learn Spanish. There are grammar lessons, vocab lessons, and verb drills. With beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels, this site is a must-visit.

This site also includes travel tips and listings of schools in many Latin American countries.

r/Spanish
Ah yes... Reddit. The glorious front page of the internet.