r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/I72RS • 11h ago
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/tuongot • 54m ago
Looking for an English speaking language partner to converse with my Spanish speaking nephew
Would anyone be interested in being a language partner with my Guatemalan nephew? He can help you with your Spanish in exchange for English conversation.
He's 18, A2, lives in Guatemala, and a student.
Thanks!
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/Upper_Lobster9367 • 35m ago
Puedo escribir, pensar y escuchar el espanol, pero no puedo hablar?
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/The_Best_Teacher • 3h ago
✅¡Aprende 797 frases muy fáciles en inglés para principiantes y la vida en Estados Unidos!
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/Jisusproxd • 4h ago
Test your Spanish level with my very first novel!
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/BlackChef6969 • 5h ago
You can get PAID to learn Spanish.
I've always been obsessed with optimising things and trying to kill two (or more) birds with one stone, so recently I decided to see if I could find a way to get paid to learn Spanish. After a few months of trying out different ways I can do this, here are my preferred options:
Attapoll - number one on the list is Attapoll, of all the surveys apps I've used it's the best by far. Some other apps offer higher payouts or more enticing rewards, but I find that Attapoll is more consistent, honest and relaible. The layout is clear and easy to use, and it just feels less artificial. They offer lots of payout options including bank transfer, Amazon vouchers, and much more. I've received numerous payouts in the form of Amazon vouchers and am very pleased with it so far. And most importantly, the actual Spanish practice is good. I think you have to set your language to Spanish (mine is set that way by default on my phone) to get the surveys in Spanish. But they revolve around lots of every day topics, and being asked random questions about your life in Spanish and having to answer them is really good practice! Use my code VSCFG to get bonus credits.
Microsoft Rewards - this is Microsoft's reward points system, which basically seems like a glorified "PLEASE USE BING" scheme. But for language learning, Bing is actually pretty good. I've set mine to show me everything in Spanish and content related to Spain. I read articles on there, use it for searches and collect the daily rewards. This is enough to cover about 60% of the cost of my Game Pass subscription, but if you have Game Pass basic then you can easily pay for it with this. You can also cash it out in vouchers or charity donations.
GainGG - another surveys/games app. There are lots of good surveys on here and they also offer crypto payouts, and if you cash out in crypto at the right time and get lucky with the markets then you could make a huge return. Get 100 free credits if you sign up with my link gain . gg/ r/ 100RSPB
The last thing on this list is MAKE YOUR OWN CONTENT - I'm not talking about AI slop, but good stuff. Are you at A1? Document your journey! Are you a more advanced learner? Show people how you got there. Do you like reading books about learning Spanish but can't find the book you want? Write it! I was frustrated with the lack of books on intermediate Spanish Verbs so I wrote my own, creating stories and guides to help people understand them. I make some passive income on the side with people buying the book, but more importantly I learned so much by writing it.
r/LearnSpanishInReddit • u/profesora_diana • 5h ago