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If you want your children to learn Spanish words and simple phrases, the Internet is a goldmine that you can use to help them learn. It is never too early for them to learn another language aside from their native one.

For kids, to learn Spanish words might even be fun. We all know how adventurous most of them are, and exploring a new world by studying a foreign language will not only entertain them but will also enhance their education.

Getting your kids into Spanish

Before you can get your kids to learn simple words and phrases, they need to like what they’re going to do. The benefits of learning another language must be explained to them and parents should be able to provide valid reasons why learning Spanish is good.

Remember, don’t force them to study it or they will end up hating the very idea. Instead, make the learning process a fun activity. And to achieve this, online lessons will be a great source of help.



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Anna S asked:


please only answer if you do actually know ie please dont just use freetranslation

1) my school is called hillingdon; it’s a school for girls and it’s quite big and modern.
2) there are about 150 students in each year group, and quite a lot of rooms, including a gym.
3) although there are some subjects i don’t like, generally i enjoy school.
4) i study spanish, french, history, latin and art.
5)my favourite subject is history because i find it so interesting, and it’s also quite easy in my opinion.
6) yes, we have to wear a uniform – a grey skirt and a white and blue shirt. i wish we didn’t have to wear a uniform because i don’t think it looks very nice.
7) my english teacher is called miss thomas and she is a very good teacher because she’s very helpful. a good teacher must be patient and good at explaining things.
9) school begins at half 8 and ends at half 3. there are six lessons in a day and i get lots of homework, because i have my exams in a few weeks.
10) yesterday i had double art which was really fun because i painted a picture.
11) i would like to become a lawyer because it’s well paid and i think i’d be good at it, although it would be a lot of hard work.
12) my mother is a secretary and my father is a security guard.
13) after my gcses i am going to continue with my education and take a levels at my school.
14) no but hopefully in the summer i’m going to get a part time job in a shop or a cafe
15) i worked in a nursery and i really didn’t like it, the children were too loud and i was bored.

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