Hola a todos!

Hola a todos!
 

Hola,mi nombre es Naomidreams.
I am new here and a little nervous about joining this forums since my Spanish isn't the best in the world.I hope I can learn from you all and maybe teach someone else a thing or two.I am in my third year of Spanish and I look forward to meeting you all.:)
Gracias,
Naomidreams

Welcome to the forums, Naomidreams!

Almost everyone who participates in these forums is a second language learner of either English or Spanish, and a few are second language learners of both English and Spanish. We all use our second language(s) as best we can, we all make mistakes, and native speakers and more-advanced learners give us hints about what could be improved.

Welcome

¡Bienvenida al foro!

I've only been a member of this forum for a few days and as has been indicated, the other users are very helpful and friendly. I've already learned a lot.

No tengas miedo amigita. La gente aquí habla practicamente más inglés que el español la mayor parte del tiempo. Simplemente habla el inglés con un poco de español y poco a poco te vas a hablar y escribir más el español.
De cualquier manera bienvenida al foro.Capisce/capisci?

Welcome to the forums!

Thank you all!:)

De nada amiga.

Me gusta tu nombre Naomidreams. Un nombre muy bonito. Naomisueños.
¿De dónde sacaste la idea para tu nombre amiga? ¿Cuáles son tus esperanzas y sueños?

Thank you and I'm not sure.My name is Naomi and I have dreams of bettering myself.Some of my hopes and dreams are to become fluent in spanish and to graduate from Universidad!

Naomidreams, Click on the quote button if you want to talk directly to me.

In Spanish it's not necessary to use the personal pronouns all the time.
For example if I say hablo/I speak, it is understood that it is "yo" hablo because the verb hablo ends in the letter "o". Any way while learning Spanish go ahead and put the personal pronouns in there if you like. It's still correct that way. Once you learn Spanish better then you will just naturally leave out the personal pronouns most of the time as native speakers of Spanish do. By the way do you know the personal pronouns in Spanish?

Yes I think so,
yo,tu,usted,el,ella,ellos ,ustedes y vosotros/as.

Ella ha aprendido acerca de español durante tres años. Ahora que está aquí, tiene que dejar de enumerar pronombres y que empezar escribir.

Ay caramba es cierto. Que tonto soy. jajajajajajajajajajaja...

Todavía seré tu amigo. jaja