Hola desde el sur de California!

[flamencoguy]

Hello friends! I'm a long time Spanish learner, and I teach Spanish at an online high school here in California. My biggest linguistic influences are Northern Mexican/Border Spanish, and Andalusian (Granada) Spanish where I lived for 6 months on a study abroad program during college.

I have a BA in both Music and Spanish, and I'm hoping to start an MA in Spanish within the next couple of years. I'm most interested in linguistics, phonology, pronunciation, and language history. My wife and I are expecting our first child, so language acquisition and childhood bilingualism are quickly becoming my new linguistic passions!

I play flamenco guitar as an accompanist for a dance studio here in San Diego, and I love it.

Feel free to ask me anything you think I could help you out with!

Jason

[Rusty]

Welcome!

[Jferstler]

Welcome!

[sosia]

Bienvenido :D

[Awaken]

Welcome! Having another bi-lingual person will be great (and I do not count myself in that group :))

[LibraryLady]

Welcome!

[CrOtALiTo]

Hello I bid you welcome to these forums.

I have took the necessary time for read your introduction, and I liked it, because I can figure out you enjoy learn music in your school and besides you study linguistic and for me that is great already I am studying English too some seems to you situation.

My soon likes him to play or sing many sings in the home and at this moment I'm finding some place where I can take him where he can develop his talent, although here in my country that kind to opportunities are very limited for the kind to government doesn't support to anyone who wishes to learn some to music, at the contrary here the people aren't accustomed in that kind to culture.

Well it doesn't matter me, in order to give you a harm welcome, I hope your learning upgrade soon.

Sincerely yours.

[JPablo]

Welcome, Flamencoguy!
¡Y viva Triana y olé! :)
Enjoy your learning!

[Jessica]

bienvenido! :)

[irmamar]

Welcome, and congratulations for your future bilingual child. That's a very important issue. :)