Do you speak spanish Fluently?If your answer is yes,then where are you from?

Hello my friend seymiss Ji, It is graet wonder for me to discover, that there is no member among us from Spain. I checked with the help of myLot population clock. But there will be many speaking spainish. I am sure, you will get some one speaking here. May God bless You and have a great time.

I'm from Malaysia. I studied Spanish in university. However, until now, I can't speak Spanish fluently. The most difficult part is the conjugation. You have to change the verb according to the person. I always mix up on that. Besides that, I'm also confused about the gender of noun. For example, la mesa, el dia. I watch Spanish movies in order to improve it.

I have been learning Spanish and I began evening classes in it last year. Since September I feel I have made some progress but I am far from being fluent in it. I come from England. Many of my friends on the same course as me like visiting Spain for their holidays. My tutor comes from Venezuela. I visited the Seychelles and think it must be a wonderful place to live.

Nope I can not speak it fluently. I actually can speak it enough to order food as I worked with spanish speaking people in a restuarant in my younger years. I can also ask where things are such as the bathroom and introduce people, say thank you and your welcome and how are you and stuff like that. But that is about as far as I have gone with speaking Spanish in other words if I had to I could speak enough of it to get myself out of a pinch, but not enough to actually sit and have a decent conversation. I am from the United States.

Hi seymiss! i learn Spanish language for six months in college, but i can not speak fluently , i only can go slow word by word . According to my Hispanic friend, she said my tongue is too short, i probably will never be able to speak fluently in my life. This is so discouraging, i am giving out hope to learn speaking Spanish now.

I am learning Spanish, although I am not fluent. I moved from England to Spain last year, and, although I started to learn from books and online courses, I am learning more just from using it in everyday situations and reading. It's easier for me to understand written Spanish, as native speakers tend to speak too fast for me to catch everything. The secret is to be confident, and not worry too much about making mistakes. Spanish speakers appreciate that you make the effort to speak their language, and will help out if you get it wrong. Spanish is actually much easier to learn than French, as one word in Spanish will often cover many situations.

I am from India (Asia), I can fluently speak in spanish (with spanish accent) and English (with american accent). I am planning to learn German or Russian. Spanish is not my native language as well.

Yes I speak spanish fluently and I am from the United States of America but my mother is from Honduras and my father is from Mexico.

Yes.. I'm native speaker.. I'm from Peru

Yes i do, I was born in El Salvador, but now live in Australia, was made to speak spanish at home and very greatful that was the case now, because i know how to speak to languages :)

i want to learn Spanish a lot , i am from china , so you can speak it ,right ? i wanna learn it , does it dificult for Asain people?

I am from the Dominican Republic. The second-largest island of the caribbean. My first language is Spanish