Netflix and chill in Spanish?

Did you ever think that watching a movie would become a useful way to learn Spanish? But yes, friends! Movies not only entertain us, but by immersing us in plots and dialogue, they open a unique window with a view into the fascinating world of Spanish: its accents, cultures, and nuances. We at iNMSOL want to give you some tips for turning film into a language tool!

The magic of listening: understanding on the go

Everyone knows that to master a language you must have an ear! Listening comprehension is crucial, and what better way to train it than with movies? Imagine your favorite actors becoming your personal professors.

From Spain to Latin America: a journey of accents 

Spanish is as rich and varied as a good soup. From the castellan of Spain to the Caribbean accents of Cuba or the Argentine porteño. The films give us a free tour through the different intonations and changes in Spanish.

Cinema and culture: beyond words

Want to know how Holy Week is celebrated in Sevilla or a 15th birthday in Mexico? Get comfortable! Movies not only teach us Spanish, they immerse us in the traditions, the daily customs of Hispanic countries. 

Which one do I watch first? Depends on your level

Don’t put yourself at a disadvantage by choosing a film that is too difficult. If you are a beginner, opt for a movie with simple dialogue. After your first progress, get brave and challenge yourself with more complex plots. 

From comedy to drama: for all tastes 

See that Spanish is not only spoken in telenovelas! There is everything: comedies that will make you die laughing, dramas that will tear you up, and art cinema to make you think. You are free to explore and choose your favorite genre!

A few movies to learn in style 

So as not to leave you without references, we leave here some movies to get you started:

• “Ocho apellidos vascos” (España) – A romantic comedy about Spanish cultural differences. 
• “El secreto de sus ojos” (Argentina) – A drama film with thriller elements.
• “Sin hijos” (Argentina) – A comedy suitable for the whole familia
• “El bola” “España) – A 2000 drama film that won four first Goyas

Stars that shine: actors and directors 

From Antonio Banderas to Gael García Bernal, Spanish-language cinema can boast international talent. In addition, directors such as Pedro Almodóvar or Guillermo del Toro have left a real imprint with their master works.

Beyond the screen: techniques to enhance your learning

Don’t limit yourself to “just” the movie. Look for Spanish subtitles, commentaries to go deeper or forums to share opinions. Immersing yourself in the content will help you learn more.

Conclusion: press play and learn!

In short guys, cinema is a very powerful tool for learning Spanish. It entertains, teaches and motivates you. So get your popcorn ready and immerse yourself in this exciting language journey.

Frequently asked questions.

Why watch movies instead of series?

Movies offer more complete storylines in less time-they are ideal for study sessions. 

With or without subtitles? 

Start with subtitles in your language, then set them to Spanish, and finally get brave and remove them!

Enjoy a good movie and learn Spanish at the same time: what are you waiting for!!! ????