Typing Spanish Letters

If you use WordPerfect for Windows, you can insert Spanish characters by bringing up the box you see above.

• Go to the Insert menu
• Select Character.
• Select the Multinational character set
• Click on appropriate symbol.

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How to Study Spanish

Some Spanish words sound just like other words, and they're spelled pretty much the same, too. The only difference is that an accent distinguishes one from the other. The image above shows a list of these words. To memorize them, just print up a list of words without accents.

Then, write in your own accent marks in freehand, as you say the meaning out loud. This is a good combination of visual, auditory, and tactile learning.

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How to Study Spanish

One of the best ways to improve your Spanish is to practice out loud and then listen to yourself.

If you are using a PC with Windows, you probably have a handy built-in recording device to make this easy. All you need is an inexpensive microphone!

Simply click on the START button on your menu and go to:

PROGRAMS - ACCESSORIES - ENTERTAINMENT - and SOUND RECORDER

This recorder is easy to use. Just speak into the microphone and play back your words! It's fun to do and it's a great way to practice and learn.

You can also record brief conversations with a friend. This is a great tool for auditory learners.

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