Mi viaje a ser bilingüe
Yo han sido el aprender Español todo los días para 6 meses ahora.
Yo viva en Sydney, Australia con mi esposa y nos gato.
Yo esperanza ser fluido en Español una día, y quiero aprender aún más lenguajes.
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Mi viaje a ser bilingüe
Ya han sido 6 meses, hasta ahora, de aprender Español todo los días para 6 meses ahora.
Yo vivo en Sydney, Australia con mi esposa y nos nuestro gato.
Yo esperanza espero ser fluido en Español una un día, y quiero aprender aún más lenguajes.
good job :)
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I knew the rule that you can drop the subject ("Yo"), but I wasn't sure when I can and can't, is there any rule, or can it always be dropped if you use the proper tense?
Where would you use "Lenguaje" and where would you use "idioma".
Thanks for the tips, I really appreciate it!
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Hi Nathan. I see Anita corrected you this. 2 things: You can write: Yo vivo, but the if you write the proper tense of the verb, you don't need to put yo, so if you write Vivo, everybody knows that it's you. I don't know if I make me understand.
The other thing is the word "Lenguaje". I'm not sure if you can use lenguaje in that context. In Spain, everybody would say "idioma". Well, in this case, in plural, "idiomas".
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you're welcome ;)
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Ah, thank you!
A few minutes after I wrote it, I started to think I made a mistake like that.
I'll have a look at the site, thanks :)
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