I want to go to south America to study Spanish, which country should I choose?

Question

I have never been to any country in south America. I would like to spend 3 month in there to learn spanish and know the culutre. Which country in the best place for this? and I am single female need some place kind of safe, because I don't know anyone in there.

Answer 1

I think you should go to Ecuador. It is a very safe country for tourists, and their accent is easy to understand. If you do go there, you should go to Quito or Cuenca and not Guayaquil, because people on the coast have a different accent that's hard to understand. There are tons of affordable and good Spanish-language schools in Quito, and lots of other people will be there for the same reason that you are, so it won't be hard to make friends. Apart from the language aspect, Ecuador is pretty cheap to travel and live in, and although it's small, the geography is extremely diverse and gorgeous. You have rainforests on the eastern half of the country, mountains in the middle, and hot temperatures and beaches on the coast. I spent a year there and I never felt like I was able to see everything there was to see. Ecuadorians are super nice and pretty friendly to foreigners, and they are very patient with people trying to learn Spanish.

Answer 2

Buenos Aires is a fantastic city; it's an amazing metropolis that looks somewhat like Europe, but having an edgy Latin American pose and if you want to visit this town then have a look with hotelbye . El Puerto Madero is a place effectively visited. It offered as the key slot of Buenos Aires during the late 19th century but know is turned into buildings that could be used as residences, restaurants, stores and different companies and to give that task a bit of flair, all streets in the section were called after women. Strolling through the Puerto Madero is a great way to pay a pleasing afternoon just like visiting El Obelisco. El Obelisco was built in 1936 to remember the 400th anniversary of the city founding and now's a must-see place from Buenos Aires.

Answer 3

"Clear accent?" No Such thing. Every country has it's own distinct way of pronouncing and saying things. Finding a "clear accent" is impossible. I'd suggest Central America's Nicaragua. The cost of living is relatively inexpensive, and the people are quite welcoming. There are immersion programs in cities like Managua, Granada and Leon that get you in-sync with the voseo regional dialect. There's also a ton of things to do. Surfing, volunteering, horseback riding, volcano surfing, hiking, fishing, exploring. A ton of options are available. The best part of it is: it's economically friendly

Answer 4

You should go to Ecuador, Chile or Argentina,......the people in Ecuador ae polite specially with tourist, its culture is so unique, good food!:] the mauntains and islands are beautiful, nice place to relax and have nature to inspire you ,.....Chile havent gone there but my aunt has, shes a teacher/Doctor/other stuff...she says its a nice place to vacation...Argentina has a lot of interesting history and its culture is unique from their food to dances and background stuff, Buenos Aires is kool:]]

Answer 5

I would choose Santiago or Buenos Aires. I have friends who have studied abroad there. They were young women 23-28.

Answer 6

U don't have to go anywhere for that. U can learn it on line. Just go to 'Google search' and ask for Spanish language. There U'll find full gadgets and i pods to learn the language. For culture U have to go somewhere. U have to look into various suggestions coming to U.

Answer 7

Uhh, any one that the national language is Spanish.

Answer 8

i reckon u should choose Chile, friends came from there and their accents are so beautiful, too many people go to brazil, my friend said that the island of Barbados is nice in the caribbean sea....... its off the coast of Venezuela

Answer 9

Brazil

Answer 10

okay i'm learning espanol so try Columbia, boliva , tambien (also) Argentina!!! no digas eso (don't say that ) you'll get to know people !!!!