I'm thinking about learning Spanish. Anyone tried Rosetta Stone method?
Bob Luken
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.....I'm thinking about learning Spanish. Also Italian. But I feel like I would get more mileage from Spanish. I'd love to learn both but I wouldn't want to get them mixed up. (LOL) Any words of advice on the best ways to learn new languages?
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For example "something smells funny" means "something smells weird" but if you were to say that same sentence in another language they would think "how does something smell funny? That makes no sense".
the last thing I can think of is this- no matter how hard something is for you to say, just say it. The person youre spaking to is probably a native speaker and will probably be able to figure out what youre trying to say. Im on my phone so I'm sorry if there are mistakes.
https://www.duolingo.com/
Check your local library/community center too....they may offer classes for free or low cost....would be much better than Rosetta Stone IMO.
After a month or so of watching tv when I visit my relatives in Taiwan, I got back to the point where I could talk about politics and ideology in Mandarin. Rosetta Stone is a good way to get started, but I wouldn't rely on it to teach anything other than the basics.
Yo quiero un bloody mary. ¿Puedes hacer eso?
¿Tienes dedos gordos?
Yo hago; tengo muchos typos todo el día diario. Es frustrante.
¿Y quién llama pu7o? YO que pensaba que eran amigos....NO MAS! ;-)
Yo empezaba con usted en mente, en cuanto a no adelante roba este hilo.
If you can speak three or more languages you're multilingual
If you can speak two languages you're bilingual
If you can only speak one language you must be American
Ya no tengo un buzón...Todd y sus compinches destruido hace unas semanas.
Vamos a ser amigos, ok? Besos y abrazos!
No quiero sacar conclusiones precipitadas, pero sabes que ya me envió dos stogiestands, un OG y un LE lancero....bien?