If Someone Asked Me How To Learn A New Language
If someone asked me what I would recommend as the most important preparation for expatriating to Mexico it would be, Learn Spanish. You would think this is obvious, right?
I get many who write and ask what I recommend they do exactly in their language-learning quest. The first thing I tell them is to understand that unless they move to one of the uber-expensive resort towns or San Miguel de Allende, you will have to speak Spanish in the rest of the country. The rest of Mexico is not going to cater to the monolinguals no matter how big of a fit they pitch over it. I mention this because shockingly, this is exactly what monolinguals do when they come to Mexican towns and find the locals are not bilingual. In their fit-pitching tirades there is the usual, now get this, accusing the localsto their facesof speaking English only pretending not to.
Here is what I would suggest you follow before moving to Mexico. It will cost you. It isn’t cheap. But, you will not be wasting your money like you would if you began taking classroom instruction before developing a high degree of Spanish spoken fluency.
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