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Forum: Teaching and Learning Techniques March 12, 2011, 02:44 AM

Replies: 167 Hardest thing for you learning a new language? Views: 59,131 Posted By conejodescarado Creo que sea importante encontrar un medio en... Creo que sea importante encontrar un medio en quien se puede sumergirse y entablar discusiones etc. Tener unos amigos con quienes se puede chatear (en Skype etc) ayuda también.

Forum: General Chat March 11, 2011, 10:03 PM

Replies: 8 Don Quijote Views: 2,818 Posted By conejodescarado Don Quijote He comprado un audiolibro de Don Quijote desde iTunes (ambos las partes). Pues encontré un PDF online. Este libro fue escrito hace cuatrocientos años... ¿si lo sigo, podré usar el mismo...

Forum: Other Languages March 11, 2011, 09:42 PM

Replies: 16 It doesn't matter which language this is Views: 20,107 Posted By conejodescarado Ég er að nema íslensku líka, en það er nokkuð... Ég er að nema íslensku líka, en það er nokkuð ekki auðveld. Ertu að læra það, Perikles? (También yo estoy estudiando el islandés, pero no es fácil. ¿Lo aprendes también tú, Perikles?)

Forum: Teaching and Learning Techniques March 11, 2011, 08:52 PM

Replies: 167 Hardest thing for you learning a new language? Views: 59,131 Posted By conejodescarado Para mí, decididamente hablar es la cosa más... Para mí, decididamente hablar es la cosa más difícil, pero creo que esto sea porque no lo hago bastante a menudo. Aprendo a escribir y leer rápidamente porque puedo hacerlo muchas veces cada día...

Forum: General Chat March 11, 2011, 07:15 PM

Replies: 134 Comical Mistakes When Speaking a Foreign Language Views: 35,631 Posted By conejodescarado :D:applause: :D:applause:

Forum: General Chat March 10, 2011, 09:57 PM

Replies: 6 Latin American radio stations Views: 6,222 Posted By conejodescarado Gracias, lo escucharé más tarde :) ... Gracias, lo escucharé más tarde :) Tanto charla y noticias en éste, gracias! Lo escuchaba a la oficina hoy.

Forum: General Chat March 10, 2011, 05:28 PM

Replies: 6 Latin American radio stations Views: 6,222 Posted By conejodescarado Muchas gracias, los probaré mientras trabajo a la... Muchas gracias, los probaré mientras trabajo a la oficina hoy :)

Forum: General Chat March 10, 2011, 04:42 PM

Replies: 134 Comical Mistakes When Speaking a Foreign Language Views: 35,631 Posted By conejodescarado When I was learning Italian, somebody sent me... When I was learning Italian, somebody sent me this video where the second-language speaker incorrectly uses "scopare" when he should be using "scappare" ;) ...

Forum: Other Languages March 10, 2011, 04:31 PM

Replies: 24 Italian pronunciation Views: 15,843 Posted By conejodescarado Nunca se ven las palabras italianas que tienen el... Nunca se ven las palabras italianas que tienen el acento ortográfico en otra que la sílaba final. perché, caffè, andò, volò, ciò, quantità, città ecc... Por éstas con el acento en la sílaba...

Forum: Vocabulary March 10, 2011, 08:34 AM

Replies: 8 Giving yourself time to think.... (allora) Views: 9,466 Posted By conejodescarado Muchas gracias, chicos ;) ¡Bueno lo es entonces! Muchas gracias, chicos ;) ¡Bueno lo es entonces!

Forum: General Chat March 10, 2011, 06:53 AM

Replies: 6 Latin American radio stations Views: 6,222 Posted By conejodescarado Latin American radio stations I'm gonna be quite specific here... ;) I'm looking for a Latin American radio station I can listen to online that: a) Plays music (not too bothered about genre, it'd just be on in the...

Forum: Vocabulary March 10, 2011, 06:39 AM

Replies: 14 Misled Views: 3,337 Posted By conejodescarado I agree, but the sentence should be using... I agree, but the sentence should be using "misleading" instead of "misled" in that case, which indicates there's an error if that is the case ;)

Forum: Vocabulary March 10, 2011, 06:35 AM

Replies: 8 Giving yourself time to think.... (allora) Views: 9,466 Posted By conejodescarado :p A bit like England then! I might be... :p A bit like England then! I might be imagining it, but I think I may have seen "bueno" used arbitrarily like this. Is it common for people to just randomly say "Bueno, ...." then start talking,...

Forum: Translations March 10, 2011, 06:33 AM

Replies: 7 Some Subjunctive Questions Views: 6,071 Posted By conejodescarado @aleCcowaN, muchas gracias por el montón de... @aleCcowaN, muchas gracias por el montón de ejemplos, has sido muy amable :) @Perikle, that clears that up for me, thanks! My dictionary software just lists the conjugations as "Imperfecto de...

Forum: Technical things March 10, 2011, 06:03 AM

Replies: 11 Una curiosidad Views: 7,551 Posted By conejodescarado Being on a mac, I have to laugh when I see stuff... Being on a mac, I have to laugh when I see stuff like this... how on earth is any normal person supposed to remember unicode values, let alone make five keystrokes to type a single character? :p ...

Forum: Vocabulary March 10, 2011, 05:39 AM

Replies: 8 Giving yourself time to think.... (allora) Views: 9,466 Posted By conejodescarado Giving yourself time to think.... (allora) After learning Italian I found it very convenient that they love to start a sentence with "allora, ...". When used in this way it means something like "Well then, ....", but then it's used so...

Forum: Translations March 10, 2011, 05:26 AM

Replies: 7 Some Subjunctive Questions Views: 6,071 Posted By conejodescarado No, they're not valid English, but I find it... No, they're not valid English, but I find it helps to "think" the way a Spanish mind does. Maybe I'm just odd. When I'm speaking/writing another language, I re-wire my thoughts so I think in a...

Forum: Vocabulary March 10, 2011, 03:46 AM

Replies: 14 Misled Views: 3,337 Posted By conejodescarado El hablante es el engañado. Si no, sería... El hablante es el engañado. Si no, sería "Sometimes a speaker is deliberately misleading" ;)

Forum: Culture March 10, 2011, 03:04 AM

Replies: 23 Different Countries' names for their public lavatories Views: 9,831 Posted By conejodescarado I've only lived in England and Australia, so can... I've only lived in England and Australia, so can only really comment on those, but in my experience, both countries use the same terminology, mostly. In England you'll often just outright hear...

Forum: Translations March 10, 2011, 02:03 AM

Replies: 7 Some Subjunctive Questions Views: 6,071 Posted By conejodescarado Also curious on this... the two forms of the past... Also curious on this... the two forms of the past subjunctive are confusing me as to why they exist. I have a feeling your (1) should have the subjunctive in the past, so instead of expressing "I...

Forum: Grammar March 09, 2011, 11:35 PM

Replies: 2 Are these sentences natural? Views: 3,073 Posted By conejodescarado Sí, estoy de acuerdo con Rusty. 1 y 2 son... Sí, estoy de acuerdo con Rusty. 1 y 2 son justos. 3 es casi correcto, salvo "feat", lo que se refiere a un logro/éxito: e.g. This morning I figured out that problem that the entire team have...

Forum: Practice & Homework March 09, 2011, 08:00 PM

Replies: 2 Any help please? Views: 1,692 Posted By conejodescarado I'm also at entry level Spanish, so there may be... I'm also at entry level Spanish, so there may be issues with my corrections, but I'll correct the obvious ones. The two biggest issues I notice through the text are the mis-use of "gustar" and...

Forum: Practice & Homework March 09, 2011, 02:10 AM

Replies: 0 Práctica: Un poco de mi ciudad, Melbourne Views: 1,933 Posted By conejodescarado Práctica: Un poco de mi ciudad, Melbourne No sé de qué escribir, por tanto escribo un poco de Melbourne, donde vivo. Sin embargo no soy australiano, soy inglés. Vivo aquí desde hace tres años y medio. (Dígame se hay errores... ;)) ...

Forum: Translations March 08, 2011, 11:19 PM

Replies: 5 Translation for a tattoo Views: 3,433 Posted By conejodescarado Just out of curiosity, what does the expression... Just out of curiosity, what does the expression actually mean in English? :confused: Ah, I think I get it as meaning it's something you can't avoid. My first thoughts were, "huh, murder?" :P

Forum: Grammar March 08, 2011, 07:33 PM

Replies: 2 Social network level of formality? Views: 3,153 Posted By conejodescarado Gracias, ¿por tanto es una cosa regional? Eso me... Gracias, ¿por tanto es una cosa regional? Eso me parece lógico :)

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