Spanish Help Needed

[adaly1983]

Hi all,

I am looking to vastly improve my spanish and would welcome the chance to help someone learn english in return.

Un saludo
Alan

[wrholt]

Welcome to the forums! This is a good place to both improve your Spanish and help English learners with English.

[Glen]

Welcome, Alan, and you're in good company - I'd venture to say that's why we're all here. Good Luck!

[Hanita]

I would like to practice my english. I speak spanish.
but I think you could tell what kind of spanish you want.

for example: from spain, Bogota, Argentina, México(?)

I'm from México if you want we can speak Spanish and English.

[adaly1983]

Originally Posted by Hanita

I would like to practice my english. I speak spanish.
but I think you could tell what kind of spanish you want.

for example: from spain, Bogota, Argentina, México(?)

I'm from México if you want we can speak Spanish and English.

Hi, this sounds great, I really want to learn/Improve my spainsh.

I could help you with english if that is what you would like?

Regards
Alan

[Hanita]

Hi Alan.

do you have skype(?) I have it, or if you prefer I have what's app. there we can send voice messgess : D


We can contac us for MP

[adaly1983]

Originally Posted by Hanita

Hi Alan.

do you have skype(?) I have it, or if you prefer I have what's app. there we can send voice messgess : D


We can contac us for MP

Hi I dont have skype, I have whatsapp PM me your number and i will message you.

thanks/gracias
Alan

My whatsapp: 07585262921

[Hanita]

I can not add at what'sapp better I give you my number.

It say: "You don't have what'sapp and I should send you a invitation for message"

I send you a MP with my number phone and mexico's lada

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

Just for precision: "Lada" in Mexico, is the acronym for "larga distancia", so Hanita is talking about Mexico's long distance code.

[Hanita]

I speak Uruguay's friend of mine and He didn's what is Lada, I was very surprised, I will try to remember how I say in English!

Mexico's long distance code!

Angelica so much thanks!

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

You're welcome.

Some suggestions to make your text a little better:

Originally Posted by Hanita

I speak *** (La estructura usual de este verbo es "speak to someone") Uruguay's (Es preferible usar el gentilicio que el nombre del país cuando hablas de personas, para hacer una frase más corta y más fluida) friend of mine and He (Cuidado con la ortografía; las mayúsculas se usan en casos específicos) didn's (Ojo con la contracción: siempre es "didn't") *** (Te falta un verbo, porque "didn't" sólo es el auxiliar del pasado) what is Lada (Estas palabras van en el orden inverso; cuando preguntas con signos de interrogación, primero va el verbo pero cuando se hace una afirmación, entonces el verbo va después), I was very surprised, I will try to remember how I say *** (Te falta un pronombre) in English!

Mexico's long distance code!

Angelica so much (When you are talking about things that can become a plural, "many" is the right "mucho".) thanks!

[Hanita]

I spoke to a uruguayan friend yesterday and he didn't know what lada is/was (in English I can use is if this has happened in the past?????) surprised, I will try to remember how I say it in English!

Mexico's long distance code!

Angelica so many thanks!





Does this better than the other post?

[Rusty]

I spoke to a Uruguayan friend yesterday and he didn't know what LADA is/was (or means/meant or stands for/stood for).

[Alfredo]

Originally Posted by Hanita

I speak Uruguay's friend of mine and He didn's what is Lada, I was very surprised, I will try to remember how I say in English!

Mexico's long distance code!

Angelica so much thanks!

Lol, "lada" is new for me, must confess I like it, "larga distancia" takes up too much energy to say