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Old February 02, 2011, 08:48 PM
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I haven't spoken/written Spanish in over 2 years, so please bear with me and help me! Also, if anyone speaking Spanish wants English assistance in exchange for Spanish assistance, let me know!

Yo quiero aprendar a español porque trataba de japonés y reprobaba. Lo era poco práctico y muy dificil. Español es muy practico en america y puro.
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(Yo) quiero aprender a español porque traté de aprender japonés y reprobé. No fue muy práctico y fue muy difícil. El español es muy práctico en América y es puro.
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I can see that Rusty beat me in the correction.

I have answer the other post.
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Suspender (un examen) = To fail (an exam)

Reprobar = To condemn, to disapprove.

Some help.
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Suspender (un examen) = To fail (an exam)

Reprobar = To condemn, to disapprove.

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We mexicans use "reprobar un examen" all the time.
"Suspender un examen" sounds confusing (at least to me) and it's not so common in daily speech.
By "suspender un examen" I would understand the exam has been either put it on hold or canceled.
It's just my opinion.


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I haven't spoken/written Spanish in over 2 years, so please bear with me and help me! Also, if anyone speaking Spanish wants English assistance in exchange for Spanish assistance, let me know!

Yo quiero aprendar a español porque trataba de japonés y reprobaba. Lo era poco práctico y muy dificil. Español es muy practico en america y puro.
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Old February 03, 2011, 06:25 PM
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I attempted to write some more in Spanish today and this is what I have come up with. If you guys could correct my sentences/reply in Spanish, that would be fantastic.

Me llamo es Kyle y soy en grado de duodécimo. Yo quiero aprender a hablar español en mi tiempo porque español es muy puro en comparación a otro idiomas que intentado estudiar en el pasado. ¡Las idiomas de japonés y árabe son deficiles!
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Me llamo es Kyle y estoy en duodécimo grado. Yo quiero aprender a hablar español en mi tiempo (¿tiempo?, creo que falta algo aqui) porque el español es muy puro en comparación a otro idiomas que [yo] he intentado estudiar en el pasado. ¡Los idiomas de japonés y árabe son dificiles!
Algunas correcciones, tu español es bueno.
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We mexicans use "reprobar un examen" all the time.
"Suspender un examen" sounds confusing (at least to me) and it's not so common in daily speech.
By "suspender un examen" I would understand the exam has been either put it on hold or canceled.
It's just my opinion.
Best of luck!!
Sí, también yo entiendo por "suspender un examen" que éste no se llevó a cabo. Aunque el DRAE no esté tan de acuerdo y como siempre, nos complique la vida:
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