/int/ - International

Doesn't Spanish and English actually share much of vocabulary because one is a Romance language and second was raped by a Medieval French dialect?

>>266846
No they dont its easier for me to understnad italian or portugesse than english

>>266850
maybe I'm just smart and I remeber words more easily

>>266851
What I meant is that portugesse and itlaian have nore similitudes to spanish than english

>>266858
Ok, tbh I learned basics of French in my middle school, maybe that's why I can understand Spanish easier plus it's also omnipresent in the popular culture like English or Russian in the former USSR.

>>266861
Also french is aa little less undesrtandable

Don't use duolingo it's waste of time. Instead learn basics of language such as abc, basic syntax etc. Then talk with native speakers. It's easy to find if it's some shit like latinx or germanix language. You could also make friends who talk these languages and abuse them in order to improve you knowledge

>>266871
i already have friends who speak Spanish as their first language
>no shit i live in south florida after all

i still have not made my account for some reason

I guess Spanish. It's on the easier side to learn. But I wouldn't recommend relying on Duolingo since it's just designed to make you "coast" with super easy tasks and never really learn anything in the long run.

>>266942
whats really the best way to learn that i can do quickly

>>266959
learn basic words and phrases as well as grammar to start out (tutorials on Youtube). Then, you can start reading basic children's stories in that language to get a better feel for it.

If your local community college has a Spanish course you could take that to help out. You can hire a private tutor as well.

You also can start watching movies/shows in Spanish to get more "immersed".