Hi all 👋 I've been learning Spanish for the past few months. But, I feel like I'm starting to hit the wall with my learning. I don't want to give it up, but I'm finding it more difficult now. Are there any good recommendations for structured learning? Plans that helped others become better at learning more effectively would be greatly appreciated! Thank you 😊

Hola a todos! 👋🇪🇸 How has your day been? Tell us in Spanish! Hoy vamos a practicar describir cómo te ha ido el día. No hace falta usar frases complicadas porque con una estructura simple puedes decir mucho. 💬 Phrase of the Day me ha ido…it’s gone for me / my day has been… Perfecta para hablar de tu experiencia hoy 👉 Me ha ido bien hoy 👉 Me ha ido un poco mal porque he trabajado mucho 🧠 Word of the Day tranquilo/a – calm / relaxed / easy Muy común para describir el día 👉 Hoy ha sido un día tranquilo 👉 Me gusta cuando el día es tranquilo ✍️ Small speaking habit Intenta responder a preguntas sobre tu día con una frase corta primero (me ha ido bien / regular / mal) y luego añade un detalle. 👇 Your turn: Respond in Spanish using ‘’me ha ido…’’ and tell us how your day has been ☺️ Responde en español usando “me ha ido…” y cuéntanos cómo ha sido tu día 😊🇪🇸

Hi everyone 👋 I'm not confident enough to post in spanish just yet, so here we go in English 😊 I have been learning Spanish on and off for a few years now, but really have kicked my learning into gear since September 2025. A bit about me; I'm from Durham UK, and the reason why I'm learning Spanish is because I've always wanted to be bilingual, and also Spanish is a widely spoken language too for extra points! My biggest challenge is really listening in spanish. Not sure if anyone feels the same, but the language feels a million mph so keeping up is tough. A lot rules to learn and remembering what works in the current context. I'm an open person, so happy to help others and happy to receive any tips/feedback to help improve myself! Looking forward to getting started!