¡Gracias Bob!, hoy practicamos una situación de compra, también practicamos un poco de grammar y conversamos de música. Para la otra sesión practicaremos un poco de reading y grammar. :) ¡Que descanses!
¡Muchas gracias Bob por estas sesiones!, I hope you are having a good time and step by step improving the spanish. Once again, thank you! and ¡Hasta Luego! :)
¡Mucas gracias Bob por la sesión de hoy!, me divertí y practicamos el español y comparamos los sonidos de algunas letras en inglés. Conocí un poco más de la historia norteamericana e hicimos un ejercicio de lectura. ¡nos vemos en la siguiente sesión! :)
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"You're Welcome" The "You're" here is actually two words "You and Are"
"You're Welcome" means "You are Welcome"
"Your" is one word in this sentance would mean that whoever "your"is owns "Welcome"
Like this is your book.
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I've been trying to learn Spanish all my life I'm 71 now and I find the best way for me is to have someone to speak to. So. I started with a school that uses Skype (one on one) And I'm not in a hurry like I use to be. I try to stress to my tutors that I'm mostly interested in conversational Spanish. I don't want to be a Spanish pro I just want to get along in Spanish. So I guess I might suggest to you that you don't give up no matter how many words you learn a day. I also listen to Spanish study mp3's and Spanish music. I have an idea of what's going on in the song and every so often I pick up a little more. I try to listen to radio and try to watch Spanish tv, but they speak to fast for me. I even try to think in Spanish. One day I'll be able to go shopping in a Spanish neighborhood and be able to communicate in Spanish.
I hope that my rambling will encourage to continue even if you go slowly.
!Adios!
Bob