Road to Spanish language proficiency

this video is about how to develop your proficiency in the Spanish language.

Hi, I am Daryll, a language enthusiast who is currently living in Madrid in Spain teaching English. Youtube is one of my passions and I really like sharing my stories and the things that I know and I hope that we can learn from each other. #learnwithdaryll

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[panj]

Thank you for sharing this!!! I signed up for one of your learn-with-me sessions but I couldn't attend due to my schedule. It made it hard to sign up for formal classes too so for months, my Spanish learning process had been stagnant. This vid really helped in rethinking how I can create my own strategy in learning the language.

I also agree with what Nadine said about the difference of being in the same space with co-learners compared to just learning with each other virtually. I did a formal online class in December but I found it really challenging to find solid support from my peers. It was also good that you brought up bilingual teachers because it's something that I never thought of at all. Having a native teacher does have its pros but I never considered that hey having a competent bilingual teacher could be a great option since they've gone through what I'm going through too hahaha

[rollychristian]

Thank you for sharing this sir! Ang galing ng content ✨

[maryfernandez]

Great content! I have been living here in Spain for quite few years, I understand 95 percent of the convo, only when there is new words I haven’t encountered yet involve. BUT somehow when trying to speak I feel ‘stuck’ and ‘paralyzed’, all of a sudden all the words, the grammar that I have learn is gone, no where to be found. It would be nice, if we create a community for filipinos in Spain (Madrid) for people who would like to just spend time and speak Spanish together without any shame ornpressure, only for those who are really interested. I know many people who have been living here for many years and they get-by by speaking English in a spanish country.

[jijia]

I love this content! Thank you for doing this! 👏👏👏🥳❤❤

[ronpajares]

Thanks for this very relatable content! Very fun to hear it from people who have also managed to advance on their own despite challenges! i.e., lack of physical exposure to the language and classmates not enrolling 🤣 jaja!

[johnnylazaro]

She was my professor back then during college in CSB, sa AKIC and i have a fond memory of her. I forgot to answer a whole page of exam of her for unknown reason perhaps i overlooked it and she told me if i did it on purpose. Years Before College kasi nag study na ako sa instituto tho di ko sya naging profesora dun, trip lang till b1 b2 i forgot na and our class in csb was hangang a2 lang i think, and aced the exam khit d ko nasagutan. Hahaha now trying to learn again and try to findwork as bilingual and travel around latin america someday. Nakakamiss si maam..