Diego Banos - 1001 Top Spanish Words In Context: How To Speak Intermediate Level Spanish In Less Than 28 Days

Usually, when learning a new language we tend to form sentences in our own language in our head, and then we translate them word by word to our target language, often maintaining the original word structure. This is something that may be blocking our learning process, since sometimes it may cause us to say an incorrect sentence in the language we are learning, due to the fact that different languages have different sentence structures or syntax. This is particularly true for English and Spanish as well, and as an English speaker learning Spanish, you may have encountered some trouble when it comes to knowing where and how a word should be used in a sentence.

In this book, we are going to review the 1001 most commonly used words in Spanish, and how they are used in a sentence. That way, you will build your Spanish vocabulary as you learn how sentences are structured in Spanish while comparing and contrasting them with the same sentences in English. With the help of this book, you will not only improve your Spanish syntax but by seeing word by word in context, you will also improve your Spanish vocabulary!

After long research, I have come up with 1001 words commonly used by Spanish speakers on their daily lives. The words are put into context by forming sentences with each word in English and Spanish so that readers can have a better grasp of meaning. I have also arranged these words by categories so it will be easier to find specific word types.

Once you have read this book you will be able to have a better understanding of Spanish words in context, Spanish grammar, and vocabulary. Thus, improving your Spanish learning and building up your skills to help you think in Spanish when forming sentences, which eventually will lead you to speak Spanish more fluently and naturally.

We are only a few months from ending another year, and that learning Spanish goal is not going to cross itself from the list. Start improving your Spanish grammar and vocabulary right now and you will be saying a lot more than Hola, Seorita during that trip to Mexico you have been planning for so long.

What is this book about and how to use it:

Most teachers try to teach every single aspect of grammar, which usually leads to students being confused and sometimes frustrated. Unfortunately, most of them dont realize how that approach rarely proves useful and that it may, in fact, get in the way of learning. While an institute or an expensive online course will certainly do their best to give you long, filler lessons explaining how verbs work in order to keep you coming back week after week, if you are someone who is trying to learn Spanish on your own, you probably want to know the most important thing: You want to expand your vocabulary.

There are different ways of enhancing your learning of every language, but improving your vocabulary is a certain way of boosting up your comprehension and learning of every new language. A study done in 1964 brought to light this amazing fact: Learning the first thousand (1000) most frequently used of a language will allow you to understand 76% of all non-fiction writing, 79.6% of all fiction writing and an astounding 87.8% of all oral speech.

It is possible to achieve those numbers because you will not just look at a long list of words, we have provided you the context that will allow the words to sink in. Each of the terms will be listed with its translation in English and two example sentences, one in each language, allowing you to study the use of each word in a common, accessible manner.

You may be wondering if you will need anything else while reading this book, and you certainly will. There are hundreds of thousands of more words out there, but these will certainly give you a head-start on learning the language and getting closer to mastering it.