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Hola ustedes
Me llama Alex y soy un estudiante en ECU en Greenville, NC. Yo estudio Justicia Criminal y estudios hispánicos.
After taking one college class in Spanish, I knew that it was for me. I liked it a lot, so I decided to double major. I was looking online for somewhere I could practice the language. I think I found it! I look forward to joining you all in your study/teaching/learning of foreign languages. I completed the introduction to my profile in Spanish. I was wondering if one of you all could check it for mistakes? I'd really appreciate it! Thank you! |
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Quick question; do you find speaking or writing Spanish the hardest? Hope to see you around soon. Saludos. Last edited by Liquinn3; March 13, 2013 at 08:56 AM. |
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I have to say that I find speaking a lot harder than writing. Speaking usually requires an immediate reply without thinking about it. For example, if someone asks you, "how are you today?" it wouldn't be polite to wait and think about your answer. You'd have to come up with a quick response. In writing one is able to think about and carefully plan a response to a question or a composition.
However, when you're speaking, I feel like it's easier to be grammatically correct. It's easier to hide your mistakes (if that makes sense). As long as your pronunciation is somewhat on point, the other person is bound to know what you're saying. When you're writing you can easily forget an accent, an ñ, make spelling mistakes, etc. It's kind of a toss-up, but overall I find writing easier. |
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Then again... speaking it feels more 'real' if that makes sense? Thankfully I won't have to write much, if at all on my trip to Spain next week. I guess with speaking to someone you're more on the spot; you've gotta understand what they're saying and reply back in Spanish. Though writing is good since your writing can be improved several times and with writing you do have access to a dictionary and a translator (which I use occasionally). Writing's not going to get me far in Spain though. :P Writing is more permanent whereas speaking isn't too. I personally find writing a pain in the ass, since I agree with you. I feel it's more easier to be more grammatically correct when speaking. With speaking you can't forget to put an accent on the word or mis-spell it. Hmmm. I think it all depends on what you intend doing with the language. Hope to see you around. I've been learning Spanish for about 7 months now and I'm far from fluent. Far from it. =[ Why do people say it's easier to learn the language if you're in the country as well? Being in the country won't make me fluent. Last edited by Liquinn3; March 13, 2013 at 09:38 AM. |
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Interesting! Yes, speaking surely does make the language seem more "real." I love speaking the language, but I just find it more difficult.
Good luck on your trip! I'm sure you'll have a great time and learn a lot. |
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Anyways, all the best to you. |
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A proposito/By the way: Te pareces=you seem - Not tu pareces - As in Me gusta and not Yo gusta - Te gusta not Tu gusta Last edited by Rusty; March 13, 2013 at 06:16 PM. Reason: removed flawed translation |
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Do you mind correcting what seems wrong? I'm pretty sure i made some mistakes.
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I'd be very thankful, if you'd correct my mistakes in English/Spanish. Last edited by Premium; March 13, 2013 at 01:45 PM. |
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Less than i thought it would be. Thank you very much.
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I'd be very thankful, if you'd correct my mistakes in English/Spanish. |
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