So what's going to change in 2011?

[Caballero]

No sé all the verb tenses yet.

[Jessica]

let's see...

Improve my grades, which are sucking right now
Do better on the SAT & ACT

[Caballero]

let's see...

Improve my grades, which are sucking right now
Do better on the SAT & ACT

¡Buen fortuna!

[CrOtALiTo]

let's see...

Improve my grades, which are sucking right now
Do better on the SAT & ACT

Then you are a lucky girl in your city.:D

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

¡Buen fortuna!

You mean "Buena suerte!"

[Caballero]

Críaba que el último "a" desaperece en "buena" si es ante algún. ¿Y por k no es "fortuna" correcto?

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

Críaba Creía que el último "a" desaperece desaparecía en "buena" si es ante algún está antes de otra palabra. ¿Y por k qué no es "fortuna" correcto "fortuna"?

The last vowel is not lost for "buena", only for "bueno".
Un buen amigo
Un buen día
Una buena amiga
Una buena comida

The idiomatic expression for wishing good luck to someone is "buena suerte".
"Fortuna" is used in other contexts, usually meaning "chance".

[Jessica]

Then you are a lucky girl in your city.:D

How does that make me lucky? :confused: I'm not doing well in school.

@Caballero

Gracias. ^_^


oh also I have to improve my verbal and oral Spanish skills....and writing...everything....>_<