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Background: I studied Spanish for 2 years in high school (probably like a lot of us here). People in my family only speak English. I have had to actively go out of my way to learn other languages (this is just to articulate that I have no native speakers of any foreign languages in my family). I have B2 for Mandarin Chinese and that took like 3 years of studying daily for at least an hour or two.
Last time I took a proficiency test for the Spanish language, I was placed at A2. As far as conjugation goes I have a solid handle on pretty much everything except for the Subjunctive.
Presently I'm injured and studying for other things (tech-related), but as far as foreign languages are concerned, I can pencil in two hours a day to learn or refine what I already know. if anyone has any suggestions, I am entirely grateful.
Thank you guys for any help you can give me in advance.
There is no text books that can do that. Only practicing speaking and having conversations will eventually get you to c1
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Yes, I have a few workbooks and they are good for supplementing my learning but classes I've taken that don't allow English talking are how I've learned. But not only first hand experience, every person I've ever met that has succeeded in becoming c1 in a language has done so through conversation with real people.