Spanish anyone?

[avemaria40]

Just curious. I take Spanish in school (5th year) and , yo me gusta mucho, (I like it a lot)

[Cow of Shame]

I learned how to read it, not really speak it...and what I did learn is pretty much long gone.

[Dudette]

I'm taking it, but I'm suffering. Ugh, I [i]always[/i] get bad marks.

[Christie_M]

I can speak it and read it...but I'm having truble spelling it...but it's not just with spanish : lol

[jiyoung]

I've been taking it for a few years and I just realized that hey, my Spanish is not too bad! I was at an orphanage in Mexico today and I was actually able to communicate with people--I only used a little bit of sign language. I'm nowhere near fluent but I'm glad that I can at least get by now (but if I weren't able to after 5 years, I would be sorely disappointed in myself anyway)

[doc]

[quote name='avemaria40' date='Nov 5 2005, 11:25 PM'] yo me gusta mucho, (I like it a lot)
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tiny correction..

its actually " A mi me gusta mucho"

you have it... its not "yo" ITs "A mi" comon lil mistake.

he he he . . . Doc is Spanish. . . I am a mutt :lol_grin:

I was born in Guatemala City, Guatema(this seasons survivor takes place there... but in Tikal not the city!!...lol.) Moms side, grandpa is(well was, he is in better hands) Guatemalan but 100% Spanierd. His parents where from Spain. So my mami is 50-50, that makes me 75-25.

[JP2Iloveyou]

Espanol es mi lingua secunda. Yo se que hay un tilde con el "n" in "espanol" y un accento con el "e" in "se," pero, no lo quiero hacer. Lo he estudiado por tres anos in la escuela secundaria y por quatro semestres in la universidad. Pero, pienso que no recuerdo much ahora porque no puedo usarlo mucho. Pienso que espanol us una lengua muy bonita y quiero abtener mas in el futuro. Ojala que ser un "padre" (No se como decirlo in espanol la palabra para "priest.") y si este sera la verdad, necesitare saber como hablar espanol poque in mi "diocese?" (tambien, no se como decirlo in espanol) estan muchas personas quienes son de Mexico y Sud America. A mi me gustaria por una persona que se puede hablar espanol tan mas bueno de mi a cambiar estas sentencias para mi. Muchas gracias.

[missionseeker]

[quote name='Dudette' date='Nov 5 2005, 11:08 PM']I'm taking it, but I'm suffering. Ugh, I [i]always[/i] get bad marks.
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yiou should see my Latin thread.
red red red.

[beatty07]

I spent seven weeks this summer in Cuernavaca, Mexico studying Spanish for 6 hrs a day in a language school, speaking it all day long with my host family...I'm still in close touch with friends I made from there! I was amazed how much I learned in 7 weeks. Plus I loved Cuernavaca and Acapulco! Best of all, my diocese paid for everything. They asked me to go down there in the first place.

[PadrePioOfPietrelcino]

I didn't have the option I really needed.

I've studied Spanish, French, and sign language, a bit of Eremasian Greek, I'll be starting hebrew next semester, and I can order a beer in German. I also tried to dabble in Russian, but that didn't work out well for me.

so we need a Yes, and I've studied another/ other language/languages as well option.

Ben

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[missionseeker]

it's very important to know how to order beer in German.

[jiyoung]

"bier"?

So many Germans speak English already anyways.

btw--priest in Spanish is sacerdote, or cura--I've heard both. Sacerdote is a much cooler word, though

[Pio Nono]

JMJ
11/6 - Thirty-second Sunday

Y la palabra para "diocese" in espanol es "diocese". Puede pronunciarlo con las foneticas espanolas.

[zabbazooey]

J'adore le Francais

[tojo]

I studied Spanish for two years in high school and for two semster's in college. This summer at camp there were 8 kids from Spain (they came to practice their English), and I could speak alright to them. I also was at a Mexican restaurant last night and I spoke Spanish to the waitress.

Recently I've been studying a Brazilian martial art, Capoeira, so I've been exposed to lots of Portugese lately, and have picked up a few bits. It is also a really cool language, and is very similar to Spanish in many ways.

[doc]

[quote name='JP2Iloveyou' date='Nov 6 2005, 02:55 AM']Espanol es mi lingua secunda.  Yo se que hay un tilde con el "n" in "espanol" y un accento con el "e" in "se," pero, no lo quiero hacer.  Lo he estudiado por tres anos in la escuela secundaria y por quatro semestres in la universidad.  Pero, pienso que no recuerdo much ahora porque no puedo usarlo mucho.  Pienso que espanol us una lengua muy bonita y quiero abtener mas in el futuro.  Ojala que ser un "padre"  (No se como decirlo in espanol la palabra para "priest.") y si este sera la verdad, necesitare saber como hablar espanol poque in mi "diocese?" (tambien, no se como decirlo in espanol) estan muchas personas quienes son de Mexico y Sud America.  A mi me gustaria por una persona que se puede hablar espanol tan mas bueno de mi a cambiar estas sentencias para mi.  Muchas gracias.
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Wow... You have it down!! You are really good at it!! I have to learn spanish too!!! I need to get it straight too!!! Its like speak spanish but I have a hard time whritting it. As well as learning new words, due to the reason i speak the common spanish. I am always asking people what certain words mean...lol I feel stupid when I do...but its ok, because "tengo que aprender habler mejor espanol."( I have to learn how to speak better spanish.) .

[doc]

[quote name='jiyoung' date='Nov 6 2005, 04:44 AM']"bier"?

So many Germans speak English already anyways.

btw--priest in Spanish is sacerdote, or cura--I've heard both. Sacerdote is a much cooler word, though
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Sacerdote is the the correct term, cura is more of a slang.

[doc]

[quote name='tomasio127' date='Nov 6 2005, 04:56 PM']I studied Spanish for two years in high school and for two semster's in college. This summer at camp there were 8 kids from Spain (they came to practice their English), and I could speak alright to them. I also was at a Mexican restaurant last night and I spoke Spanish to the waitress.

Recently I've been studying a Brazilian martial art, Capoeira, so I've been exposed to lots of Portugese lately, and have picked up a few bits. It is also a really cool language, and is very similar to Spanish in many ways.
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Sweeeeeet! you can break dance!!! lol..

[ardillacid]

[quote name='Cow of Shame' date='Nov 5 2005, 10:06 PM']I learned how to read it, not really speak it...and what I did learn is pretty much long gone.
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dude how can you learn to read it and not learn to speak it?

[tojo]

[quote name='doc' date='Nov 6 2005, 11:25 PM']Sweeeeeet! you can break dance!!! lol.. 
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No I can't, lol.... Not yet at least, I just started capoeira. I did just begin to learn the samba tho... I'm really bad at it, Ex-pentecostal, I ever only use to dance in church (during services) lol...