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Languge Learning Tips

Published date: 16 December 2013

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There’s no getting around the fact that picking up a new language requires hard work, dedication and time, but it is equally undeniable that mastering the local vernacular has the power to take your travel experience to another level. Guest contributor James Tennet, currently in Argentina on a trip which began almost a year ago in Mexico, has picked up Spanish along the way and offered to share the following tips for anyone hoping to learn the lingo before heading to South America. You can track the progress of James’s travels at www.tennetstravels.com