Acquire Spanish with Short Stories: 20 Easy Spanish Short Stories For Beginners and Intermediates. Acquire Spanish the Natural Way (The Journey to Fluency)

by Acquire A Lot

For several years, professors imposed traditional teaching techniques, teaching grammar, and endless pronunciation rules – and it's still a working method. Every effort is made to interpret the language correctly. But recent studies show that the average language student completely forgets grammar after a few weeks. "It is easier to stop and explain a grammatical structure, but it doesn't help the students acquire the language." - Denise Cabanel-Bleuer, Professor of Spanish, Orange Coast College. The State Department of the United States has created a list of languages with their corresponding difficulty level – the approximate time it will take a Native English speaker to acquire each language. In the first level, we find the easiest language to acquire, and it is Spanish, with only 575-600 hours in total.
That's why we developed this book focusing on Spanish and created an innovative learning technique in which you will acquire grammar naturally. This unique technique focuses on three main fundamental pillars you will understand easily. Acquire Spanish with Short Stories This technique is so easy to follow and you will succeed with it, even if you leave grammar aside! So, if you want to Acquire Spanish now, then scroll up and click the Add to Cart Button!

Genres: Spanish Literature, Audiobook

220 pages, Paperback

Published July 29, 2021

Reviews

[Tom Hill]

Un buen recurso para la comprensión de audio y texto. Ahora, ¡si tan solo pudiera hablar!

[JAK]

4 ⭐️
Obviously the purpose of this Kindle Unlimited book is language learning, not literary excellence. I did find it appropriate for an A2 level, and I could understand the context of the story even if I did not know a word or two. It was very basic and did not flow very well like native content would, so at times I wondered if AI wrote it. At the end of the day, it served its purpose and I am pumped I was able to read it all and comprehend.

Note this is Spain Spanish, not Latin American Spanish.

[Jess Qvist]

Compared to other books that I've read at this level, most of the stories in this book were underwhelming and boring. In the last sentence of the last story, they also referred to the main character by another name 😬 Also in one of the vocab lists they say: "Librería: Library" (instead of bookstore). It's not the type of mistake you should be finding in a book for beginners especially because librería is so confusing for English speakers.

[Mr Ogologo]

Me gustó este libro y tengo el que es para los avanzados. Me gusta que tiene preguntas al fin de cada capítulo para probar su comprensión del cuento.
Con cada libro que leo en español, leía en voz alta. Tomaba notas sobre los cuentos que leía antes pero estos días con frecuencía, aprendo mucho. No tengo mucho que escribir, voy a leer el otro libro ahora.
Recomiendo este libro! Adios!

[William Aurelius]

Helped me learn some new words and sentence structure!

Learning to read is an important step on acquiring Spanish skills for me. This book provided a supplemental amount of just that.

[Jeff Pickering]

Good for intermediate spanish exposure.

[Trevor]

Felt like it was written by Ai

[Joe F]

A very great book to practice past and present tense Spanish. It uses Spain Spanish, so if you’re looking for Latin American Spanish it might not be for you. However, I think reading all types of Spanish is very beneficial.