As an undergraduate majoring in Spanish, I hope the following answers can help you improve your Spanish, not only in listening and speaking, but also in listening, speaking, reading, writing and practicing? Really master Spanish and use it well.

Learning a foreign language, especially a small language, must have a language environment, which is very important for learning and mastering a language, and Spanish as a small language is no exception. You can find Spanish students to exchange and learn from each other. You can teach him Chinese and he can teach you Spanish. In daily life, you can greatly improve your Spanish level through dialogue and communication, and at the same time you can gain a good Spanish friend, killing two birds with one stone; Another way is to go to Spain for exchange. It is also helpful for Spanish learning to experience Spanish customs, language and culture and understand their lives.

Of course, if you don't have the conditions to communicate abroad, or if you don't have friends studying in Spanish, your Spanish level can't be improved. You can organize study groups to exchange and study together, set up a Spanish corner, and improve your Spanish level by sharing your learning experience and having a Spanish dialogue.

Or you can eat a small stove and go outside to find a Spanish cram school, or you can improve your Spanish.

Of course, learning a language can't just focus on one link. Listening, speaking, reading and writing are actually closely related. If your spoken English is not good, your other links will not be much better. If your listening and speaking are good, your reading and writing will not be too bad. The study of these four aspects must be coordinated and unified, and we can't lose sight of one thing and lose sight of another, so we can't learn any link well then.

I hope my answer is helpful to you. Thank you for reading.