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sis pomegranate, eto names ng mga instructors nila baka maalala mo:SALES,Marlon JamesBABISTA,ReynaldoGARCÍA IBARRA,FranciscoLIM,SandraESCOTO-RAMOS,LizaYOUNG,María LuisaMALIG BIE,Salvador, Jr.REGALA,TrinidadAGUAYO TREVIÑO,Fatima
^I can suggest that you listen to podcast. Ang name ng site is NOTESINSPANISH.COM. To be honest guys, studying Spanish is not as easy as we think. If you are really interested to learn the language, learning online and listening to podcast is not enough. One must really enroll in a Spanish school. I really recommend Instituto Cervantes because there, you will get to practice speaking and listening to different accents of Spanish language. Argentinians, Andalucians and Cubans have very hard accent to understand. Currently, I am still studying in Instituto Cervantes and I am already in advance level. I have to admit I still have classmates who are still struggling to speak in Spanish. Remember, you have to practice speaking. What I can suggest is to do exchange language with Spaniards in the internet but one must really sacrifice. Like me, I wake up as early as 4am to talk to Spaniards to practice my Spanish with them. Buena suerte a todos los que quieran aprender español. El español está muy cerca de nuestra cultura. No se preocupen, como la pronunciación es muy fácil para nosotros. Es sólo una cuestión de práctica. (Good luck to everyone who wants to learn Spanish. Spanish language is very near to our culture. Do not worry as pronunciation is very easy for us. It is just a matter of practice. )
Naging prof ko sina Budge at Señora Trining (Regala). They're super fun. Si Budge, he stayed in Madrid for a long time at yung accent at pronounciation ng mga Madrileños ang itinuro niya sa amin. Kaya kaming magkakaklase na under sa kanya, we pronounce y or ll the way Madrileños would: yo would sound like "dyo" and llorar would sound like "dyo-rar."Si Señora Trining naman very motherly. Medyo traditional ang methods niya (matagal na kasi siyang prof, di lang sa ICM kundi pati sa UP) pero masaya pa rin. Di ka niya titigilan hanggang di ka natuto. May isa kaming kaklase na binagsak niya, pero for obvious reasons naman, justified.