A question about spanish game

thanks very much

that is a very helpful post for answerign my question

so does it mean that since i am a beginner, i should just stick on a opening every time so i get used to it and make advantage of the specific opening before i learn another?

i have played without doing any research or tactics thing and i lose every single match except one -.-

i've played for more than a month by now -.-

as soon as you start studying tactics you will won alot of games. ALOT

so should i buy a book of tactics or endgame or middlegame?

cause i got a opengame book called world champion openings by eric schiller.

it is not a very good one.

anyways

any suggestion i should read to improve significantly?

I would recommend that you stop reading books and start playing around with endgame tactics -- tactics with few pieces on the board. Once you're extremely comfortable with that, split your training time between middlegame tactics and advanced endgames. This is, in my opinion, the most effective way to train. Shortcuts simply do not work.

i think white just likes to move the bishop 5 times

But in how many openings can you do that and get away with it? ;)

i just played a game with computer, now i got one more question, i am not sure if it is consider as spanish game or not:

the game is as follw ( the openings of the game)

i want to ask:  same as spanish game, i developed the bishop to b5, but the black pawn choose c6, and i move away, and black developed d5,

doesn't this help black to gain center control while i lose tempo?

anyway to prevent it or to fight this opening?

sorry for asking so  much but i am absolute newbie

Unless black commits to a Nc6-based development scheme, Bb5 usually just helps black.