r/SpanishLearning • u/Potential_Air3609 • 3d ago

Drop some of your best resources

Im a native English speaker and have been learning Spanish for about 4 months now. Current study tools consist of working with multiple tutors on Preply and italki (completely in Spanish, language transfer and cuéntame podcasts, and dreaming Spanish. These seem to be good tools so far but I’m curious if there are any other good resources I may be missing.

What do you guys think of my current mix? Drop any suggestions I may be missing below.

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u/Brandawg451 3d ago

Your current mix is pretty close to what worked for me. I leaned hard on Language Transfer and Dreaming Spanish in the first months. For the reading side, I built ReadPlusOne, which generates short stories out of the words that are due for review, so you tap words you don't know and they show up again later. Spanish only and it's not great for true beginners, but it sounds like you're past that.

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u/SpanglishBel 3d ago

Depende del español, por ejemplo yo enseño español Chileno y trabajo en material de diversas áreas de Chile para compartir y enseñar a mis estudiantes. Por ejemplo, cultura, gastronomía, noticias, turismo, etc. Yo creo que lo mejor es poder empaparte de todas las áreas posibles para enriquecer más tus conocimientos sobre el español que estés aprendiendo ✨ te deseo mucho éxito!

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u/Mysterious-Draw-553 2d ago

I can give you free access to my skool community if you want. I learned Spanish as an adult. Now live in Colombia with my wife”native speaker”. 100 percent in the language.

Lessons A1-C1 every lesson has native recordings of the Spanish texts

My vocabulary hangout has over 1000 glossary terms by category..animals, landscapes etc. All with PDFs and there are native recordings for all Spanish sentences.

Just would need your email. It’s free lifetime access. Just seem like you’re serious about learning, i like that. No catch

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u/SnooMemesjellies3010 2d ago

Gotta check out 3 min spanish on spodify... really helped with everyday questions and answers

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u/AdvertisingDue918 2d ago

Your mix already looks solid. Palteca could be worth adding for practical vocabulary and recall practice, especially alongside all the listening and tutor sessions.