The 5 Best Locations to Learn Spanish

Spanish is a useful and fun language to learn, but who wants to take Spanish lessons in the Netherlands? These five locations will introduce you to a new environment and put the language to practical use.

Bolivia

Bolivia, the cheapest country in South America, is an adventurous option for mastering the fast-paced rhythms of the Spanish language. La Paz is not only the highest capital on the planet but also home to well-established Spanish schools.

Ecuador

This country may look small compared to its neighbors. Ecuador packs a wicked punch of culture, adventure and diversity. Spanish schools are thirteen in a dozen due to Ecuador's vibrant beachfront cities and large colonial towns.

Colombia

Where there was once a lot of cocaine dealing, there is now a phenomenal location to learn Spanish. The accent is not always easy to understand, but Spanish in Colombia has a unique sound. Many South Americans consider Colombian Spanish to be the most romantic form of Spanish in Latin America. Spanish schools are springing up like mushrooms all over the country. The country is slowly becoming a great destination for tourists because it is not as violent as it used to be. Don't be afraid of this country's reputation!

Guatemala

At the tail end of Mexio, Guatemala is one of the most beautiful regions in Central America. From ancient ruins of the Maya to oversized jungles leading up to the base of massive volcanoes, the country has amazing, diverse areas to explore. What makes the country even more appealing is that the Spanish dialect is very basic, slow and easy to understand. Adding to the fact that you do not have to be a linguistic expert to understand Spanish in Guatemala, it is also the cheapest country to learn the language. Three popular cities with great schools are San Pedro La Laguna, Antiqua and Quetzaltenango.

Learn Spanish in Spain 

Many people overlook Spain, even though Spain is a less expensive country in Western Europe. Schools to learn Spanish abound. While Spaniards use words and verb tenses exclusive to their country, it will absolutely give you the best background of the language.

Resources:
http://www.quito.com.ec/en/
http://www.zoover.nl/spanje
http://www.infoplease.com/country/guatemala.html