How to teach yourself a language using only songs

Self-teaching through songs is a great way to study a language using real-world materials. It takes attentive listening, some repetition and a great deal of analysis, but with the possibility to learn better the flow of a language.

When analizyng a song, try to identify these:

Do the lyrics and the video match?

The video can give us a great deal of information about what the song is about, but some times it will not have anything to do with it. Try to see if there's any correlation. 

Verbs and Tenses

Pay close attention to verbs in the texts you're studying. Try to identify the ones you already know and determine their tense. This will help you grasp the context and meaning of sentences more effectively.

Filler words and popular words

While studying, make an effort to separate filler or colloquial words from the sentences. However, don't ignore them entirely; learning these words will help you sound more natural in everyday conversations. Words like "bebé", "mi amor", etc., are very commonly used should be learned as well.

Vocabulary seeking

Actively seek out new words and phrases. Explore how these words are used in different contexts, including popular settings such as social media or informal conversations. This will broaden your understanding and fluency in the language.

Set Phrases

Look out for set phrases or expressions that are frequently used in the language. These phrases often remain consistent in their structure and usage. Learning them will not only improve your comprehension but also make you sound more proficient.

If you incorporate these strategies into your self-study routine, you'll be able to make good amount of progress in your language learning journey. Keep exploring, practicing, and listening to good music along the way.