14 of Learnig Spanish

Day 1:

 Learn the Spanish alphabet and pronunciation.

 Learn the basic greetings and introductions.
 Learn how to ask and answer questions about personal information.

Day 2:

 Learn the numbers 1-100.

 Learn the days of the week and months of the year.
 Learn how to tell time.

Day 3:

 Learn the basic verbs to be, to have, and to go.

 Learn how to form simple sentences.
 Practice your pronunciation with a native speaker or language partner.

Day 4:

 Learn about Spanish culture and history.

 Watch a Spanish-language movie or TV show with subtitles.
 Listen to some Spanish music.

Day 5:

 Start learning about Spanish food and cuisine.

 Find a Spanish conversation group or join an online forum.
 Practice speaking Spanish with your language partner or conversation group.

Day 6:

 Start reading Spanish children's books or articles.

 Take an online Spanish course.
 Practice your Spanish grammar with a tutor or language partner.
Day 7:

 Start reading Spanish books and articles for adults.

 Watch a Spanish-language movie or TV show without subtitles.
 Listen to Spanish music without English translations.

Day 8:

 Immerse yourself in the Spanish language as much as possible.

 Watch Spanish-language movies and TV shows without subtitles.
 Listen to Spanish music.
 Read Spanish books and articles without translating them into English.

Day 9:

 Start translating simple sentences from English to Spanish.

 Write a short paragraph in Spanish.
 Practice speaking Spanish with your language partner or conversation group.

Day 10:

 Take a trip to a Spanish-speaking country.

 Practice speaking Spanish with native speakers.
 Enjoy your new language skills!

Day 11:

 Review the material you learned in the previous days. This will help you
solidify what you've learned and make sure you're not forgetting anything.
 Start learning about Spanish grammar in more depth. This could include
learning about verb conjugations, noun declensions, and sentence structure.
 Watch a Spanish-language movie or TV show without subtitles. This will help
you get used to listening to Spanish and understanding the meaning of what
you're hearing.

Day 12:

 Start practicing your Spanish speaking skills. This could involve talking to a
language partner, joining a Spanish conversation group, or simply speaking
Spanish to yourself.
  Start writing in Spanish. This could involve writing short paragraphs or even
just keeping a Spanish journal.
 Immerse yourself in the Spanish language as much as possible. This could
mean listening to Spanish music, watching Spanish-language movies and TV
shows, or reading Spanish books and articles.

Day 13:

 Take a trip to a Spanish-speaking country. This is the ultimate immersion

experience! You'll be surrounded by Spanish all day long, and you'll have
plenty of opportunities to practice speaking with native speakers.
 Take an online Spanish course. This is a great way to get additional
instruction and practice.
 Celebrate your progress! You've come a long way in just 14 days. Be proud of
yourself for all your hard work.

Day 14:

 Review all the material you learned in the previous 13 days. This will help you
solidify what you've learned and make sure you're not forgetting anything.
 Take a practice Spanish test. This will help you assess your progress and
identify areas where you need more practice.
 Set some goals for your future Spanish learning. What do you want to be able
to do in Spanish in 1 month? 6 months? 1 year?
 Celebrate your progress! You've come a long way in just 14 days. Be proud of
yourself for all your hard work.

Here are some resources that you can use to help you learn Spanish in 14
days:

 Books:
o "Spanish for Dummies" by Marc Canter
o "Complete Spanish Step by Step" by George Yule
o "Fluent Spanish in 3 Months" by Benny Lewis
 Apps:
o Duolingo
o Babbel
o Memrise
 Websites:
o SpanishDict
 o LanguagePod101
o FluentU
 Online courses:
o Alison
o Coursera
o Udemy