Do you have to go to a Spanish-speaking country to learn Spanish?

I think this problem also depends on personal life planning and choice, and another aspect is the economic situation. If economic conditions permit, I think it is natural to go! ! !

Let me list some advantages of studying in Spanish-speaking countries.

1. In order to have a deeper understanding of Spain and its history and culture, I think this is the basis for understanding this language. Books are always only the author's explanation, and reading thousands of books is never as good as taking Wan Li Road. Only when you go to a country, a city and get in touch with people and things in this country can you really understand this country. This is far more real than books and TV plays.

See if that city is suitable for your future life. I think it is necessary for people who plan to settle abroad to get familiar with this city first. After all, the cultural environment at home and abroad is too different, and whether you can adapt to life in another country varies from person to person.

A person will grow up a lot when he is abroad. Foreign countries are not hiding their treasures, and the people and things around them are completely different from those at home. When you are in trouble at home, as long as your friends and relatives say hello, someone will come to help you, while you are often lonely and helpless abroad. When a person is abroad, he will eventually depend on himself, which will also make him grow up quickly.

4. Vision! Is eyesight important? Very important! ! ! Different cultures will make you have more life experiences, which you can never experience in China.

Of course, this is only for people with economic foundation and those who have plans to live abroad. There is no need to go abroad for people with poor economic foundation or who want to stay in China for development. You can make full use of what you have learned at home. For example, studying abroad as a language teacher and so on.