Todo bien, practicar hace perfecto.I'm rusty. Will take you up on that
Anyone else successfully learn a new language? (OFFICIAL COLI LANGUAGE THREAD)
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hoodheronova
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solomente espanol. Yo no creo
OneManGang
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Muy cierto.
OneManGang
Veteran
Yo no creo Que? That means "I don't believe" right?
hoodheronova
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my spanish is shyt, but it means to me "i dont think so"
Spanish
I'd say about 90% fluent. I have a BA in Spanish but then I worked at a carwash for 10 years. It was the equivalent of traveling, since I was there 40-50 hours a week and the only white boy up there.
Helped immensely, I'd say that immersion is the best option.
I'd say about 90% fluent. I have a BA in Spanish but then I worked at a carwash for 10 years. It was the equivalent of traveling, since I was there 40-50 hours a week and the only white boy up there.
Helped immensely, I'd say that immersion is the best option.
hoodheronova
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there you go that was the word i was looking for.
In creole it would be mwen pa pense sa
Yup school can only take you so far, you have to out and practice, I got this Mexican chick taking me out for tacos in Tijuana this Friday, ima go practice my shyt out there with the natives even tho border towns always have to worst language, and not a good place to learn but im going to train my earsSpanish
I'd say about 90% fluent. I have a BA in Spanish but then I worked at a carwash for 10 years. It was the equivalent of traveling, since I was there 40-50 hours a week and the only white boy up there.
I've tried. Wasn't that successful.
Tried French in junior high and high school. I got some grammar, listening and speaking from classroom stuff. I'm not fluent or even close to it.
Tried German in college courses. I got the grammar down but listening comprehension and speaking was epic fail.
Tried Spanish by myself. I can't comprehend anything.
Tried Japanese by myself. No go.
Tried Russian by myself. Can you say zonk zonk oblongata?
This dude learned french in 17 days. Im thinking about doing something similar for my Spanish while I'm on summer break. I dont know if im prepared to do all of that work tho.
http://www.gospeaky.com/blog/entrepreneur-learn-french-17-days/
http://www.gospeaky.com/blog/entrepreneur-learn-french-17-days/
hoodheronova
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iight so this will be our language learning journal. Today im going try to add 100 words to my vocab list.
I havent slept yet, Ima start mine Wednesday. Plus I have to grab some paper.
I want to learn how to speak french. Where should I start?
Duolingo app is free and has a nice chunk of languages that you can learn. kinda like a mobile rosette stone.
