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Taking a Break from Spanish, No More!

While some are still visiting this blog in the hope they will find the secrets of how NOT to make money, We still lack time to dedicate it and write especially for those our dearest readers. In the meantime, please head over this blog to learn about a series of posts on the info-product. Now back to our matters, we've received a visit to one of our blogs from a person who is dedicated to learning Spanish at all costs. The latest post is on badass materials on how to learn the Cervantes' language.
Well, is hearing English bad for you mental state? Is it bad reading a book while you’re on holiday? Don’t you watch TV in your free time? Is it weird? NO! So why would it be weird doing all those things in Spanish? It’s just another language which I (and you) happen to not speak fluently (yet). Therefore I try to avoid people who say crap (yes, again, CRAP!) like that. For me that’s quite hard, as my own parents say the same things and I’m spending 3 weeks of my summer with them… But, just keep saying to yourself: “I’m not a quitter! I WILL speak Spanish! I’m not very good at it now, but I will. And I will prove all those people wrong, because I know hearing, reading, seeing, living Spanish each and every is *good* for me.” [/brainwash mode]
So. there you go, are you a quitter or an endurer.

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