Spanish (A1 Level)

Why Learn Spanish?

Spanish is the 4th most spoken language in the world. Around 400 million people speak Spanish.

Make your travel experiences more exciting and rewarding-

There are 21 countries in the world that have Spanish as an official language. Knowing the language will make your travel experiences in beautiful Spain and Latin America much easier. A good grasp of the Spanish language will be a valuable window into helping you learn about the true culture of the areas you visit, which will truly enhance your travel experience.

Improve your knowledge and understanding of your own language –

English and other European languages have many words of Latin origin. Spanish, one of the Romance languages, comes from Latin. Since Latin roots are the basis of so many English words, especially scientific and technical words, knowledge of Spanish will help English speakers and, to an extent, other European language speakers, not only to expand their vocabulary but also to better understand the words of their own language.

Make yourself a more desirable employee and increase your job prospects –

Knowledge of a foreign language can help open doors to job opportunities that you might not have had access to before. There are a number of jobs that require basic proficiency in another language. In this global world, the more people that you can communicate with, the more valuable you are as an employee. You may even earn a larger salary because of your Spanish knowledge!

Spanish is relatively simple to pick up Compared to many other languages –

Spanish is fairly straightforward for an English speaker to pick up, as long as you are willing to put the effort in. The language does not require students to learn a completely new alphabet and there is less emphasis on tone than many of the Asian languages.

In truth, English has many words which stem from Latin, much like Spanish, which means some of the words are similar. More often than not, Spanish language words are also spelled phonetically, which means less time spent learning complicated and confusing spelling rules and a better chance of getting pronunciation right.

A1 Level

• Can understand and use familiar, everyday expressions and very simple sentences, which relate to the satisfying of concrete needs.
• Can introduce him/herself and others as well as ask others about themselves