Hi Jermaine, I think one of the aspects that is often overlooked when it comes to becoming fluent in a language is WRITING. Working on different aspects of the language, and as other people mentioned, practicing conversation, is indeed very useful to develop your speaking abilities. For some reason, we tend to think that writing is separate from speaking, but writing consistently can help you boost your communication skills too, as you reinforce your vocabulary and grammar structures. When you write, you have time to think about how you organize your thoughts and pay more attention to the structure of the language, and this will have a positive effect on your speaking as well. All the best on your journey to fluency!

The key is to listen to people speaking Spanish so that your ear gets used to and learn how to pronounce the words correctly, you can watch movies, series or videos in Spanish. Also practice a lot, speak Spanish without fear that practicing every day, even a couple of minutes, you will notice that you will improve very quickly. Buena Suerte!

studyind and practicing every day, grammar and having conversartions as well as listening to podcast in your free time.- estudiando y practicando cada día, gramática y tener conversaciones, así como también escuchar podcast en tus tiempo libres.-

Practice, but good practice. There is no point in practice if one is making the same mistakes all the time. Then you´re just practicing mistakes. This is ok if you just want to be understood and use the language for basic communicational purposes, which is very good for travelling and holidays, but if you want to get fluent and master the language, you need to follow an organised method.

I try to think, read, write in Spanish. So everything I do, I do it in Spanish as well. It helps me come up with words I need to learn as well practice words I know over and over. I also do “immersion” learning as much as possible - Spanish radio, television, etc. so it is always in my ear!