Skip to main content

Who we are | Quienes Somos


Español

         Este blog se dedica al aprendizaje de dos grupos de personas: Los que hablan español y quisieran aprender inglés, y los que hablan inglés y quisieran aprender español. Habrán 2 versiones de cada artículo que escribo: uno en español, y otro en inglés. Creo que es importante aprender fuera de la escuela. Así aprendí yo a hablar con fluidez, y creo que si otros leen y siguen los consejos de mis entradas, pueden hacer lo mismo. Estoy dispuesto a contestar cualquier pregunta que tengan, así que no tengan miedo. No hay pregunta estúpida. Si quieren retarse, lean los artículos escritos en inglés.

 English
        This blog is for two groups of people: Those who know English and want to learn Spanish, and those who know Spanish and want to learn English. There will be two versions of every article that I write; one in Spanish, and another in English. I believe that it is important to continue learning outside of the classroom. That is how I learned how to become fluent, and I believe that if others read and  follow the advice on my posts, they can also achieve what I have achieved.I am willing to answer any questions that you may have, so don't be afraid to ask. There are no stupid questions. If you want to challenge yourself, read the posts written in Spanish.

Comments

  1. UnknownNovember 8, 2016 at 12:50 AM

    Gracias

    ReplyDelete
  2. KearaNovember 11, 2016 at 6:53 PM

    He visto tu video en YouTube y mi desea es hablar y comprender natural como tu. Gracias para esta recurso.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Bilingue BlogsJanuary 15, 2017 at 2:13 PM

      Me alegra que te haya inspirado. Es posible hacerlo si te dedicas al aprendizaje.

      Delete
  3. UnknownJanuary 10, 2017 at 8:51 PM

    Hola
    Spanish isn't your first language?? If not, wow! You speak very well. I'd love to reach that level. How long did it take you?

    ReplyDelete
  4. Bilingue BlogsJanuary 15, 2017 at 2:19 PM

    No. Spanish is not my first language. I started learning around 10 years old. But I started taking it serious around 13. I don't have a specific time frame for when I became very fluent, but I am not a believer in those 3 month programs. Learning a language is a journey through culture, experience, and education. Everyone's time frame is different and you cab learn it rather quickly with a lot of Effort, but the learning never stops

    ReplyDelete
  5. David MuhammadSeptember 14, 2020 at 11:12 AM

    I want to schedule a class, how's your calendar looking?

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Best Sites To Learn Caribbean Spanish Slang (Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, & Cuba)

              At Bilingüe Blogs, we pride ourselves on teaching authentic Spanish, so that students can understand and communicate with natives in a natural way. Many slang words, and colloquial phrases are not taught in schools or other courses. Many dictionaries do not seem to contain them either. Typically, in order to learn these things, you have to befriend someone from the country that uses the dialect that you want to learn. Another option could be to travel or move to that country. Sometimes, neither of these options are possible, but there is no need to worry. You can learn practically anything online nowadays. With that being said, I would like to share with you some of the best sites for learning colloquial phrases and slang in Spanish. In this article we will only be investigating the Caribbean since they are close in proximity, and all have a very similar spoken dialect.  **DISCLAIMER** This article is intended for  intermediate  and advanced students since MO
66 comments
Read more | Lea más »

5 Most Common Mistakes That Beginners Make When Learning Spanish

*Haz click aquí para leer en español* Taking on a new language on your own volition takes courage. I started learning Spanish 15 years ago when I was 12 years old. I didn't know where to start or how to go about doing things. I just had a burning desire to learn. I reached fluency after a couple years, but I know that I could have learned faster if I had more guidance. My goal with this article is to give you that guidance that I wish I had and to steer you in the right direction, so that you can create good habits that get results from the beginning. Below are the 5 most common mistakes that beginners make when learning Spanish. 1. Focusing too much on time Problem: It always surprises me that the most frequently asked question that I receive from Spanish learners is, "Rickie, how long did it take you to become fluent in Spanish?" I have a lot of knowledge of the Spanish language, but people choose to focus on time rather than that knowledge. Maybe it is d
62 comments
Read more | Lea más »

Los 5 errores más comunes que cometen los estudiantes principiantes al aprender inglés

      *Click here for the English version.* Aprender otro idioma de tu propia voluntad requiere mucho coraje. Empecé a aprender mi segundo idioma hace 15 años a los 12 años de edad. No sabía ni cómo ni dónde empezar, pero tenía un deseo ardiente de aprender. Luego de 2 años y pico, podía hablarlo con fluidez, pero sé que pude haberlo aprendido más rápido si hubiera tenido más dirección. La meta de este artículo es darte la dirección que deseaba tener yo, para que puedas crear hábitos buenos que te darán resultados desde el principio. Abajo encontrarás los 5 errores más comunes que cometen los principiantes al aprender inglés. 1. Centrarse demasiado en el tiempo Problema:  Siempre me sorprende que la pregunta más popular que me hacen es, "Rickie, ¿Cuánto tiempo te tomó lograr hablar tu segundo idioma con fluidez?" Tengo mucho conocimiento sobre mi segundo idioma, pero deciden centrarse en el tiempo que me tomó, en vez de ese conocimiento. Puede que la culpa se d
59 comments
Read more | Lea más »