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Learning tips Hi, I wrote it for a free learning web site (http://learningspanish.thisiscool.com/). I'd apreciate all the corrections. First at all: It doesn't matter if you don't know the meaning of every, many or some words because this kind of exercise is only for your listening. So, if you are able to listen every single word, without knowing its meaning, it'll be absolutly awesome. Let's start this practice with paragraph by paragraph from an audio selected by you. Well, you can practice in your own. But, here you have three simple steps for it: 1.- Listening without reading: if you identify every word at first, congrats! But, if not, try it at least 5 times. Repeating is the way your brain records the sounds. Then, stop at 5th repeatition or until you want to. 2.- Listening and filling the blanks: again, the meaning of the words doesn't matter. Listen, fill and make pauses in several segments from the audio as many times as it's necesary. In this way, you'll be able to match every sound. 3.- Listening with reading: read it at the same time you're listening to it. Here, you'll need to match every single word, even the smallest ones, to every single sound. When you finish it, repeat it with the next paragraph. Note: you can fill the blanks and going checking the answers whenever you want to. Gracias por tomar parte de tu tiempo en ayudar.

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Learning tips

Hi,

I wrote it for a free learning web site (http://learningspanish.thisiscool.com/).
I'd apreciate all the corrections.



First of all, it doesn't matter if you don't know the meaning of every word, because this kind of exercise is only for listening. So, it'd be awesome if you are able to listen to every single word, even without knowing its meaning.

Let's start practicing, paragraph by paragraph, with an audio selected by you.

You can practice on your own, paragraph by paragraph, using these three simple steps:

1. Listen without reading: if you are able to identify every word the first time round, congrats! But if not, try at least five more times. Repetition helps your brain record the sounds. 


2. Listen and fill in the blanks: again, the meaning of the words doesn't matter. Just listen carefully, pausing the audio as many times as you like, and fill in the blanks. This will help you match every sound.

3. Read while listening: Be sure to match every single word, even the smallest ones, to every single sound.

When you're done, repeat with the next paragraph.

Note: you can fill the blanks and go check your answers whenever you want to.



Gracias por tomar parte de tu tiempo en ayudar.

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