SPANISH LANGUAGE
About Spanish Language
Spanish is the second most spoken language in the world, and the most spoken language in the Americas. It’s the official (or co-official) language in Spain, most countries in Central and South America, and several Caribbean countries too. It’s a useful language to know when doing business with Spanish or Latin American firms, and a great way to strengthen your CV and improve your career prospects.
In this course the students are going to be introduced to Spanish language and really basic expressions, alphabets and grammar. Students shall learn the Beginner level everyday expressions in Spanish language with uses of grammar and verbs. they will start understanding the sound and may introduce themselves with very basic expressions. By the top of this level, students can understand and use familiar everyday
These levels allow the students to start out communicating in Spanish, enhancing their ability to answer questions, and use their communicative strategies to take care of conversations or general matters and write letters and essays on general aspects of life (e.g. very basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment).
Why you should learn Spanish
Spanish has a minimum of 3 million native speakers in each of 44 countries, making it the fourth most generally speech behind English (112 countries), French (60) and Arabic (57). Spanish is one among the six official languages of the United Nations . it’s also used as a politician language by the ecu Union, the Organization of yank States, the Union of South American Nations, the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, and by many other international organizations. Spanish can be classified further as a Romance language, a group that includes French, Portuguese, Italian, Catalan and Romanian.
- Spanish and English share much of their vocabulary through cognates, as both languages derive many of their words from Latin and Arabic.
- Similar to earning a university or graduate degree, having the ability to talk Spanish may be a valuable skill that warrants higher pay. By speaking Spanish, you’ll be a more valuable, effective, and higher-paid employee in almost any industry.
- once you visit a Spanish-speaking country, you’ll be ready to experience the local culture and not need to worry about being overcharged inflated tourist fees. Spanish not only gives you more ways of claiming “hi,” it opens you up to a world of just about half a billion people (470 million speakers) who have alternative ways of thinking and set about watching situations and experiencing the planet in several ways.
- Employers put a premium on employees who speak different languages. And Spanish features a premium. It’s like simply writing “Speaks Spanish” on your resume magically adds dollars to your checking account .