Learning Spanish by reading a book in Spanish

As an American living in these few years ago in Mexico I've been working on my Spanish in a variety of ways In fact, I've become fascinated by how people acquire a second language and studying

One of the things that help us to get in another language is to put yourself in the suggested language in a variety of ways-I often have to listen to music or watching a DVD of operas, or movies.

I had lots of fun and pick up some Spanish by reading I'm always reading something in English usually there are several books by my place table.

One day.I was in a mall in Guadalajara, Mexico City's largest two I've done my shopping and have been waiting for someone I have accompanied me wandered into a small bookstore and started browsing I didn't think I could have read books without most, but when I get up from the first one. I believe that I cannot get the general idea is less

I ended up buying one, called "El leon, la bruja, y el armario (they need not print titles in Spanish While that was how it was on the book cover)Sounds familiar? it is a translation of "The Lion of death and Cabinet Novel I've read before

I have forgotten what it was when gripping story I started reading in SpanishI could not put it down and have to admit I skip ahead and read the last few chapters I miss a lot, even in part I read because it did not know the words, but I have the pleasure of immersing yourself in a great story and I have more confidence in reading Spanish after I began to methodically through books with a copy in English that I bought for the purpose of reading each chapter in both languages.

Whatever language you're learning.Once you get past the default level.Try to read in-try newspaper magazine Web site.Children's books or whatever you can find it's fun and you will probably know something

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