Most everyone loves a good movie. What if I told you that your love of movies could eventually result in tangible foreign language skills? That's right ladies and gentlemen, DVDs can help you learn Spanish.

Statistics say the best way to learn a language is to be immersed in it, and while it's best to travel in order to do this, sometimes that is not possible. If this is the case, Spanish DVDs offer a wonderful alternative. There are a great number of Spanish language films that can aid in your procurement of the language.

The best way to learn from these Spanish DVDs is to have the Spanish version selected in options, while enabling the English subtitles. This allows you to hear the dialog, and also be able to read, in English what it is supposed to mean. If you do this consistently, after you have built a solid foundation of the basics, you language skills will increase exponentially.

Learning this way can be intriguing as well as fun, and you can do it with your favorite movies for a new perspective or ones you have never heard of before. I personally enjoy movies on intellectual subjects and documentaries, but there are plenty of DVDs of Spanish cartoon movies that you can learn from as well.

Here Is A List Of Some Popular Spanish Oriented Movies:

Maria Full Of Grace
Like Water For Chocolate
Pan's Labyrinth
All About My Mother
The Motorcycle Diaries
The Crime Of Padre Amaro
Women On The Verge Of A Nervous Breakdown
Flowers From Another World
The Sea Inside
Real Women Have Curves

Yes, the movies are a fun way to expand your horizons on anything from culture to vocabulary and sentence structure, but in order to gain optimal proficiency, you more tools, and you need the right ones.

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