Buenos días
 

¡Hola!

Me llamo Juan (john)

Yo quiero aprender español, no say mucho.

Estoy usar "pimsluer", "michel thomas" y "RS", por siete semanas.

Estoy escribiendo y leyendo no muy bien.

Estoy viendo television español en mi ordenador.

Adios para ahora.

(i know the above is terrible, but help would be welcomed)

Gracias.

¡Bienvenido a los foros, John!Many English-speaking students of Spanish overuse the present progressive tense (estoy usando, estoy escribiendo, estoy viendo, etc.). In Spanish, this tense expresses an action that is currently in process. If you convert your sentences to the present tense instead, they'll translate back into English just fine.

uso (present indicative tense)

Meanings:
I use
I do use
I'm using
I'll use (near future)

Gracias.

Ayuda mas bienvenido.

You have given me lots to think about, i dont have any formal education worth talking about. I do feel if i start trying to form my own sentances with the little i have learnt, your corrections can only be of help.

You're welcome.

There's an 'Accents' drop-down menu just above where you type. You can use it to insert all the special characters needed when typing in Spanish.

I'm not quite certain what you meant by 'Ayuda mas bienvenido', but perhaps you were trying to say 'help more than welcomed'. This is said 'Ayuda más que bienvenida'.

eso fue muy útil ! :)

If you're going to watch the TV at least you can get the most advantage of the you are watching, you watch the Spanish TV so you will can get a few of the both languages.

Vivo en una casa con mi esposa, se llama Jessie.
Nostros no tenemos hijos.

Me gusta ciclisimo, tengo dos bicicletas.

Yes! I did a lot of this when I was first learning Spanish, too. Playing with anything is a great way to discover what one can do with it.

Think back on the toddlers you've met who were still learning to speak. They are always trying to communicate with what little they know, and often surprise us with how inventive they are with it.

Some (more) corrections.

Thanks all again.

After eight weeks of listening to Spanish TV, I am now starting to hear a lot of the words.
I don’t understand most but it has stopped being just one long noise.

I am trying to learn Spanish spoken in Spain (Madrid), but my Pims and Michel Thomas is Latin American, but my RS is Spanish (Spain).

Somedays I think I am progressing then I come back and feel like I am going nowhere.

Michel Thomas and RS is just starting with the “esta” "estar" and that whole can of worms :)