Hola!
I’m Asian, planning to visit Barcelona for 3 months to learn the language and culture. Wondering wheres the best place to learn espanol from… and how long do i really need to grasp the language, to be able to communicate in spanish fluently. I stumbled upon the Don quijeto and Camino school website, which is better?
It seems Camino offers salsa classes as well. should i take that or is it better if i take salsa classes else where?
best place to learn spanish language in barcelona for a foreigner?
– September 11, 2011Posted in: Q & A
You are aware that they don’t speak Spanish in Barcelona, right? If you want to learn Spanish that is not a good city to visit. Even if you find the odd Spanish language school, you won’t get very far practicing with the locals.
3 months will be enough time to give you a taste, but if you’re starting from 0 you will not be fluent or anywhere close to it in that short amount of time. Most people need to live in a foreign country for several years, speaking nothing but the new language to become fluent if they haven’t studied it extensively beforehand.
In Barcelona the local language is Catalan but both Catalan and Spanish are official, many people has Spanish as their first language and we Catalan native speakers can also speak fluent Spanish.
Salsa is from Latin-America, I suppose you are aware of it.
As for your question, I have heard of Don Quijote only.