Many people complain that they want to learn a new language but when it comes to having discipline they hit a snag.<\/p>\n
Well, as with any sport you try to practice, you need to warm up first. And with Spanish it is no different. Let me give you some tips to get your body ready for studying.<\/p>\n
First, mind your posture. Pull back your shoulders, sit up straight, keep your eyes, head and chest up. If you\u2019re sitting as if you\u2019re about to fall asleep, sit up straight, \u00a1ender\u00e9zate!<\/em><\/p>\n Second, as you sit to study, if you feel tired or sleepy, stop for 5 minutes, put on a very lively and exciting song that you love, dance a bit and sing along. Wake your body up, but don\u2019t stop your study session, keep going. Persistence is the key.<\/p>\n Study in small portions. What I mean is, study for 20 minutes to half an hour. Stop, go do something else. Later on, review what you covered then go back to studying again.<\/p>\n Challenge yourself! Try to learn 5 new words every day. In one year, you will have learned almost 2,000 words.<\/p>\n I use those tips myself and they have worked so far. Do you have study tips you want to share? Write to us!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Many people complain that they want to learn a new language but when it comes to having discipline they hit a snag. Well, as with any sport you try to practice, you need to warm up first. And with Spanish it is no different. Let me give you some tips to get your body ready…<\/p>\n