Quien sabe?
By rio82solomon
@rio82solomon (132)
Indonesia
June 4, 2009 11:47am CST
I really want to find a friend or two to study Spanish. I know the language not well and I need to improve it. One i need is a native speaker who eager to answer emails that I write, second other Spanish second speaker who are keen to learn the language as well as me.
In face book I have a friend from Spain quien hable Castellano. Me ensena a hablar, escribir y entender las palabras o frases en Espanol. Now, I am good already pero ya todavia practico para poder la lenguaje.
So, is there any of you who understand that phrase and sentences above and interest to join me, let me know.
5 responses
@olydove (1209)
• United States
4 Jun 09
Well I am not a " Native " Spanish speaker however I'm close. I have been speaking spanish now for quince años! Entiendo casi todo y puedo ayudarte si te interesa.
I would be happy to receive emails via MyLot. Si tegustaria puedes agregarme como amiga en MyLot y conversar conmigo cuando quieres.
To make the ñ press and hold alt then 164 and release.
Espero que eso te ayuda aunque sea poquito.
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@olydove (1209)
• United States
4 Jun 09
I forgot to mention I am more familiar with the Mexican dialect although I do understand some castellano. A very easy method that worked for me was to listen to the music. It helped me lean to pronounce the words correctly and put them in the correct spots in the sentences.
Depending on what kind of music you normally listen to I might be able to recommend some Spanish artists.
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@rio82solomon (132)
• Indonesia
5 Jun 09
? La-la-la ?
Well I am not a "native" speaker however I'm close.
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@rio82solomon (132)
• Indonesia
18 May 10
Gracias por tu opinión. Lo vi el link dime. Ayudame mucho.
@alalocorre (12)
• Argentina
6 Jan 10
hi, spanish is my first language, so I will be proud to teach so some! I have to make some corrections of what you write: is not "quien hable castelano" is "quien habla castellano", and "pero ya todavia practico para poder la lenguage" I can understand what you write in there but it's all in a so odd way. You should said: "pero todavia practico para aprender el lenguage"...
So, you can see that I know spanish very well not as english hehe I have to improve a little my english... a good thing of spanish is that only reading you will learn the listening too becouse is easy to read. ok if you are interesting in learn with me you can count with me!
@rio82solomon (132)
• Indonesia
18 May 10
Hola, Gracias por tus opiniones y correciones. Me alegro mucho porque finalmente encontramos via my lot. Es muy difícil aprender el lenguaje porque no tengo amigo para practicar. Vete! Yo vivo en Indonesia que toda la gente habla Indonesia como la lengua primera. No mucho interesa a aprender Español. En hecho, cuando oyen mis amigos hablando Español, asienten con la cabeza y son estupefacto.
Hace me preguntó una amiga como podría hablando Español. Según opinión de ella que la lengua fue muy bonita y dulce. Despues, me pido a enseñarla. Por supuesto la contesté como "no". Todavia tambien aprendía ese tiempo.
Desde ese tiempo, yo prometo para aprender Español, no importa que es difícil o no. Ahora, yo empiezo a enseñarla. Pero, ya tengo que improvisar la lengua misma para mí.
By the by, I can be your friends in learning English too. English is my second language, and I am good of it. It's not difficult at all.
@mfernandezus (76)
• Philippines
22 Feb 10
wow..i want to learn Spanish too, yo soy Jorge, i only knew few words of Spanish, and reading your post here, what i understood is tu est hablar lenguaje de Espanol and you also can write words or phrases of Spanish. you are saying you are good already and you need to practice more..is that correct?
@rio82solomon (132)
• Indonesia
18 May 10
Hola Jorge,
Como estas? Soy Mario de Indonesia. Yo tambien apriendo Español como tú. Espero que puedas improvisarlo.
Yes, it's correct. If you want to join here in the discussion, just post something.
Aprediramosla juntamente.
@TrashQueen (107)
• United States
14 Mar 10
A good way to learn a foreign language is to watch a movie on DVD. Almost all of them now have subtitles in foreign languages. The ones I'm finding most are Spanish & French. You can watch the movie in English & read the translation in Spanish. That gives you some variations of how to talk in common vernacular. Or you can switch to the Spanish audio & read the translation in English. Either way, you are getting the benefit of reading or hearing the familiar and/or the unfamiliar.
It helped me learn a lot of Spanish that is "street talk" rather than the book talk of Hi, how are you? I am fine. Today is Wednesday.
Hope this helps.
BTW, there's another website that I've found that you can do the lessons on line for free. I'll look up the info on my regular email acct & let you know.
That site has a "learning buddy" program that you might be interested in.
