History Tells Us

Young and old Spanish Study

Where is all the interest in Spanish come from? Many young people feel it is important to are bilingual in the diminution of the world today. Their work brings them into contact with Spanish speaking clients and customers and could lead in traveling to Spanish speaking countries. This motivates them to try to work in Spanish.

It also appears that older travelers wishing to learn Spanish. Some people are preparing for a trip to Argentina, while it is still a bargain destination. Of course, Spain is a treasure of sights: the majesty of 12th century mosque in Cordoba or the rarity of Gaudí's unfinished cathedral in Barcelona.

Young parents just want to keep homework for their children. Some parents want their children speak Spanish. There is great interest in the field of children and Spanish.

The success of Spanish-speaking movie stars has led some want to see their favorite act in their own language. Penelope Cruz is excellent in "Volver" and Antonio Banderas says he will soon make a film in Spanish with his wife Melanie Griffiths.

The phenomenon of salsa and other Latin rhythms is keen to understand the text of the favorite dance pieces. When not on the dance floor, some are starting to study Spanish ..

Seafood, tacos, empanadas, enchiladas, and other Spanish and Latin American foods are delicious and have a rich and varied background. Their names also tell stories of their ingredients and their history.

People are studying Spanish for many reasons, but more like learning the language monolingual Americans who put them in touch with its vibrant, friendly neighbors of Spain and the Rio Grande to Patagonia. To be in contact with them gives an infusion of its values and traditions.

You can find free demonstrations of lessons and recommendations of the major courses Spanish in:
http://www.InglesParaLatinos.com/SpanishCourses.htm

About the Author

Frank Gerace Ph.D has served in Latin America in United Nations and national Educational and Communication

Projects, and has taught in Bolivian and Peruvian Universities. He currently teaches English in New York City

at a CUNY college as well as maintaining a strong bilingual presence on the web. He provides guidance on accent

reduction and the proper American English accent at http://www.GoodAccent.com. He also offers resources for

Spanish Speaking learners of English at

http://www.InglesParaLatinos.com and for English speaking learners of Spanish at http://www.InglesParaLatinos.com/SpanishCourses.htm

. Dr. Gerace helps parents wanting their children to speak Spanish at:

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also maintains a blog at

http://www.InglesParaHispanos.blogspot.com .

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