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Originally Posted by AngelicaDeAlquezar
I must be getting old... when I read your post my first thought was "and younger Spanish speakers don't know what "osezno" is either"... ;D
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As you can see, my spanish accent bleeds through my writing. :-)
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Originally Posted by AngelicaDeAlquezar
But you are right... didactic material for children are great tools for learning.
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Nowadays I cannot find any of that in the Supermarkets, lots of coloring and "activities" book (more coloring) and that's it.
Hernan.
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Originally Posted by laepelba
So, Hernan & Angelica - where/what/how would be a good place to start with such learning. I tried downloading some children's stories in Spanish as podcasts, but can't follow the listening very well (at this point in my espaƱol anyway). I guess I'm not ready yet.
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I am going to check the Internet and tell you. However, I would try tools like word puzzles, like I did, it makes you look in the dictionary. You know you have to bleed, right?
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Originally Posted by laepelba
BUT ... I am definitely an advocate of revisiting the children's classics - even in your own native language. I try to read a children's classic every once in a while (because I DIDN'T do so when I was a child) - and am always SO glad that I've done so....
Any recommendations are always greatly appreciated!
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In the case of children's classics, or adult for that matter, try in Spanish, one that you already read and loved the most.