What's the best approach to learn spanish words? What would you recommend?

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in my opinion reading books, or even just dome short writing in Spanish can go a long way. Every time you come across a word you dont know look it up, or ask and write it down. Even try writing a sentence along with the definition of the word.

mafiozo [28]2 years ago

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Honestly learning a new language isn’t hard find a tutor it will help to learn faster

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