Anybody here speak Spanish?
@Hackmilitant (59)
Asuncion, Paraguay
August 1, 2016 2:58pm CST
Hello everybody. I'm nature spanish speaker, but now I'm learning English. I not know everything yet, but little by little learning more and acquiring more confidence to speak and write in English.
I think English is not too difficult, I think Spanish will be more complicated for those who are not nature Spanish speaker, because of our long grammar rules.
What's your opinion?
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@infatuatedbby (94921)
• United States
2 Aug 16
This is a good start for you to learn/improve your English skills. I took Spanish back in high school for 3 years.
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@Hackmilitant (59)
• Asuncion, Paraguay
2 Aug 16
That's right, I think the same. I hope writing in this site will help me to improve my English. Aprendiste algo en español?
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@infatuatedbby (94921)
• United States
2 Aug 16
@Hackmilitant
Yes, this is an awesome discussion site plus you'll earn few cents/here there that'll add up!
No hacer Español mucho, lo siento.
@rina110383 (24495)
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2 Aug 16
Hablo poco espanol. I took Spanish courses during my college years. Likewise, I enrolled myself at Instituto Cervantes and took short term Spanish classes.
I'm a Filipino and some of our words were taken from your language.
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@Hackmilitant (59)
• Asuncion, Paraguay
2 Aug 16
Pretty interesting my friend. Gracias por comentar.
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@GardenGerty (157918)
• United States
1 Aug 16
I have not learned Spanish, but have heard a few words now and then. I think at my age it would be hard. I think your English will do well here on myLot and you will learn a lot. I imagine that there are other Spanish speakers here.
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@Hackmilitant (59)
• Asuncion, Paraguay
1 Aug 16
Of course, that is one of my sources to learn English. By reading and posting things in English I consolidate my knowledge. I think the more easy way to learn a new language is by enjoy the process. And think you can learn whatever language you want, only need to be constant and do not get stressed.
@sabtraversa (13100)
• Italy
1 Aug 16
Welcome to myLot, as rule #4 says, don't be afraid to post here although your English is not perfect: not even native speakers always speak it properly and you don't need to know everything, there are dictionaries for that. 
I'm an Italian native speaker, I learned a little of Spanish at school and it was quite easy, of course, our grammar is similar.
Writing is a great way to learn and improve a language, as you learn on the go and you are likely to not forget what you learn. 
I'm an Italian native speaker, I learned a little of Spanish at school and it was quite easy, of course, our grammar is similar.
Writing is a great way to learn and improve a language, as you learn on the go and you are likely to not forget what you learn. 1 person likes this
@Hackmilitant (59)
• Asuncion, Paraguay
1 Aug 16
Thanks for your comment, that's exactly the same that I think. I see people who are learning English, but they never attempt to use what they learned and they never improve. And, of course, Spanish and Italian are too similar :)
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@amadeo (111948)
• United States
1 Aug 16
I have been study Spanish from a course on line.Duolingo not sure if you heard about this.
Most is basic and then work it way to advance.I know a lot of words.But still cannot comprehend
I can say a few statement.Not many.I have been to Guatemala for years.But never try to talk is Spanish.Depending on a few things.
I know the basic.Good night and good morning etc.
Maybe it is my age of learning?not sure.your advice
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@Hackmilitant (59)
• Asuncion, Paraguay
1 Aug 16
I know Duolingo, of course, that app was one of my English tutors xD. I learned with it a lot of words in English. Other app that I used was Wlingua, it is help me to learn English grammar. But in order to know how to use what I learned the most powerful tool were the movie, series and cartoons that I see in English, and also the post that I read on Internet. My advice to you is to do the same, and try to learn Spanish in a funny manner, and then to use what you learnd no matter if it's so slow yet, that will help you to consolidate your knowledge and grow after that.
@Meramar (2695)
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17 Aug 16
That's right, English is easier to learn than Spanish as it hasn't got too many rules. I started to learn Spanish when I was fifteen and now I domain it better than my mother tongue. Spanish is a very pretty language and I love reading and writing in Spanish.
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