2- Spanish – Learn Spanish with Art

Learn how to describe what you see, with bilingual text in English and Spanish, as you explore beautiful artwork.

In this series, you will:

• Discover amazing artworks
• Learn more vocabulary in a Spanish language
• Learn how to describe what you see in Spanish
• Use the help of bilingual reading Spanish English
• Explore beautiful art in detail

– About this book:

In this book, Number 2, we will explore a magnificent painting by Bartholomeus van der Helst entitled: Banquet of the Amsterdam Civic Guard in Celebration of the Peace of Münster.

With the help of bilingual text in Spanish English, we will explore the beautiful details of this work, learning new Spanish vocabulary in this process.

-See an example:

Un gran número de figuras llenan esta magnífica imagen.
Las personas fueron pintadas con gran detalle, tanto en sus rostros como en la ropa hermosa y colorida que visten.
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A large number of figures fill this magnificent canvas.
People were painted in great detail, both on their faces and on the beautiful and colorful clothes they wear.

Did you understand this first word in Spanish?
Yes, you did – this is Easy Spanish!

How?
Because you read it using a new technique: bilingual reading (parallel text).

How it works?
It’s simple: bilingual reading works by reading two versions of the same book or text at the same time.

One version is in the language you want to learn (in this case, we’ll help you learn Spanish) and the other version is in your native language or in another language that you feel comfortable with: here we will use English.

This way, you can use Spanish short stories for beginners to learn Spanish the fun way with the bilingual reading natural method.

Using this method, you will quickly begin to discover the meaning of words in Spanish and accumulate vocabulary quickly.

Step by step, you will memore more Spanish vocabulary in an easy, fast and fun way. It’s a great spanish vocabulary language learning resource.

Let’s start to learn Spanish together?