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5 days ago
I haven’t been working on this at all lately. Maybe I should call Hugo. Or tackle a Spanish novel instead of just reading poetry in Spanish.
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How to speak spanish fluently
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How I did it: i had support look on web got books from library took courses went to Ecuador a spoke it for 2 weeks i leared it throught conversion with friends. Lessons & tips: by using tapes if you are a visual learner and que cards if you are a oral learner classes and talking to friens Resources: internet books friends spanish speaking people
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3 weeks ago
I took it in high school and college but have never felt confident in speaking. I have a gringa accent and no confidence in my speech but do feel like I can read it fairly well.
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1 month ago
I’ve been practicing but…there is noone I know (and am comfortable with) that speaks spanish so how do I know its right?
En progreso.
2 months ago
He estudiado espaňol por más de 4 años pero necesito hablar y escuchar más para ser fluente. Me gustaría viajar a España, Chile y Argentina, donde puedo practicar y también ver la historia de estos lugares. Voy a escuchar el radio y leer el periódico para continuar mis estudios de español.
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2 months ago
Well I’ve studied spanish in junior high, high school and then again in college. Yes I still am not conversational in it. I have family that speaks spanish including my parents, and oldest sister. I think its time to get my act together and start practicing some spanish.
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4 months ago
So basically I’ve been learning for 3 years (in total) at secondary school. I need to do this because I love the language so much! I’m at intermediate level at the moment. I’m also taking Spanish in college and (eventually) university so I’m sure I’ll be fluent by then!
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I know a few mixed words in Spanish(remnants from my high school classes), but I would like to be able to converse with someone.
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5 months ago
Como te llama? Yea, a whole year of spanish in highschool and thats all I can remember. Well, except for numbers, letters, and your occasional improperly conjugated verb. :) I plan to take spanish in college, and actually apply myself.
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