I would like to start off by saying thank you for making it through the course! I hope you will put these tips into practice! (And let me know in the future if they worked!)

How do you practice conversation in Spanish?
Do you have a tutor or language exchange partner to practice with? Maybe you get to go out in your community and walk up to someone else who also speaks Spanish. Or perhaps you “press 2” on the phone calls that say “for Spanish, press 2” (in Spanish of course).

No matter how you practice Spanish, it is awesome that you are!!!!!

My favorite way to practice Spanish is with people who are also learning Spanish (it causes less pressure this way) and people who also do not speak English (so that we are “forced” only to speak Spanish).

During this course you have been given these tips:

• Conquer you conversation nerves by writing scripts so that you can "control" the conversation.
• Anticipate questions by learning the vocabulary of the questions and responses. 
• By writing scripts, you will have already learned what grammar to use so you won't have to conjugate in your head on the spot. 
• Practice! Did you notice the word "practice" in each section? That is because practicing is the most important part of learning a language and conquering your conversation nerves!

My two biggest tips for conversation are:

1. Practice
This sounds like a given, but like stated above, it is the most important part of your language learning journey.

2. Learn sounds
There are more sounds than written letters in a language. Practicing the sounds first will help you improve your conversations.

Thank you so much for complete the course! If you want me to help you put these conversation skills into practice and become conversational in Spanish, email me at [email protected] or visit https://www.partsofthelanguage.com/spanish to learn more!