You keep learning new Spanish, but your conversations keep covering the same three topics? Here's a two-minute habit you can use right away to make sure every Spanish conversation helps expand your expressive abilities.

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A daily Spanish study habit is discouraging if it doesn't get you anywhere in real life. Here are three things to make sure your daily Spanish habits include. Use this to make sure your Spanish study is turning into real-life progress!

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A lot of Spanish words sound similar, but we can take advantage of that! Here's how you can turn similar-sounding Spanish words into a memorable group. This technique makes dozens of words easier to remember, all while improving your Spanish pronunciation.

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You know every word in the sentence, but still can't catch the meaning? Here's a two-step exercise to help you hear Spanish in bigger pieces so that you can make more and more sense out of the Spanish chunks you hear.

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Want to talk about a new topic in Spanish, but can't pick which words to learn? Here's a data-driven approach to choosing the right words to learn, based on data, not gut feeling, so that you can quickly express yourself more deeply on any new topic in Spanish.

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A memorized Spanish phrase can feel like a dead end, since you're unlikely to ever need that exact sentence again. But it doesn't have to be a script; instead, you can think of it as a melody you can sing other lyrics to. Here's how to take any Spanish sentence and turn it into a whole set of sentences you can use in real Spanish conversations.

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Some Spanish words and phrases feel boring; "lo que" and "por eso" don't really jump off the page. But here's why you should focus on these tiny, "boring" words that fall through the cracks, and how they make the whole Spanish language come alive.

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Some Spanish words refuse to stick in your memory, and you have to keep looking them up. That doesn't mean there's something wrong with your memory! Here's a trick you can use to take advantage of the way your brain actually likes to remember Spanish words.

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