Lived there for some years.

Following years of self-guided studying, collegiate courses, and a summer spent working in Barcelona, I finally started to recognize that my Spanish abilities were approaching bilingual fluency. Those experiences provided me with the skill to work as a translator for a medical mission trip to Nicaragua, where the intensive work greatly accelerated my Spanish capabilities. Six months later, on a trip to Peru with just my wife and no other bilingual assistants, I successfully led us through a complex trip in predominantly my second language - English was only used with my wife. I recognized on the way back to the States that I had finally crossed the threshold into bilingual fluency in Spanish - years of dedication had finally paid off! 

Not my thing, but I took Spanish for years. I forgot a lot, but I know enough to be conversational.

This was a must since I lived and labored as a missionary in Mexico for one and a half years.

 i'm native spanish speaker XD

 I am Puerto Rican and I am fluent in Spanish.

It took me 5 yrs to learn, i can now say im fluent! Love the culture and just learning new slang and stuff. The ool thing is that there isnalways something to learn.

Started when I was 3 years old and now I'm here

Most of my life

Ever since pre-K, I've learned Spanish 

Done in 2007, but lack of experience has probably undone it. Maybe I should add it a second time as not achieved.

 I have completed a Spanish course at the community college to brush up on my Spanish.  I understand the grammar and punctuation better and I feel much more confident speaking it.

 siempre hable español XD

Spend a year in Costa Rica! 

Ya lo hice! La verdad es que queria ir de intercambio sin saber adonde, si solo fuera un pais donde hablan el español ..asi que fui a Honduras.

y es verdad lo que dicen: "No es un año de tu vida, es tu vida en un año"