be fluent in Spanish

Hablo un poco español, que no mucho.

yo pienso yo tengo razon.
para, yo no se.
estoy en mi ano segundo de clases de espanol.
mi profesora es loco, y la clase es muy aburrida.
desgraciadamente, yo puedo solo hablo en tiempo. presente

I have learned basic Spanish back in high school for 2 years but that was over 6 years ago. At that time, I just learned enough to get a good grade in the class. Now I need to learn more to help my daughter learn the language. She is half Dominican and just 2 years old but her father (who is Dominican) don’t live near us nor get to see and actually can teach her the language himself. We both want her to know and speak Spanish well, not just for her heritage but for future employment and educational reasons.

So as a single parent, its up to me to learn, do and teach as much to her as I can. We watch shows like Dora the Explorer and Go Diego Go, and yes we love to watch Spanish Novellas (I love the drama and understands somehow what happens on those shows). I’m starting to understand words more as I hear people talk Spanish but I need to learn more.

But for right now, we will watch our shows and whenever her father is in town or we go on visits, He will just read Spanish books to her.

really wanna it

Ok so this has been a goal of mine for many years and I’ve finally decided to get serious about it! My boyfriend of 4 years is a Mexican citizen and his parents do not speak English AT ALL. I can understand practically anything spoken to me in Spanish, but when it comes to responding im often left looking like an idiot. Thankfully I have been blessed with understanding in-laws, but my quest to really fit in with them continues….

I took all the spanish classes in highschool, but as many of you know there is a big difference between the vernacular of Spain and that of Mexico. So now that im done with most of my college courses im taking a very intensive Spanish course through my school’s online campus. Hope it works!!

One side of my family speaks spanish and i feel left out since i am a latina after all and i can’t speak spanish DXX its kinda embarassing.

I’m learnig spanish for 6 months now, and there is a long way to go … but it’s fun … I’m thinking about going to spanish language coutry for a language course :)

It’s about time I got a second language under my belt. Everyone from outside the US speaks their native tongue + english (at least). I would like to challenge myself to do the same, and Spanish is the most useful candidate as I plan on traveling around Central and South America in the next year or so.

I’ve been learning Spanish for a year now, and I really want to be fluent.

Alright, I’ll be taking Spanish 3 next year, but I feel like there’s more I can do to really speak the language.