seldom watch Chinese movies for u can hardly find any really good ones....

but still here r some impressive ones, to me

天注定（u may find it kinda difficult cuz there r some dialects, but it's very impressive...)

推拿（maybe there r not that many dialogues as u want, can't remember, but definitely a nice movie)

少女哪吒（haven't watched it yet but it has a good reputation)

北京遇上西雅图（a chic movie, easy but relaxing and entertaining)

just wanna say, i'm going to Puebla, Mexico this summer to do a voluntary job in case cuna

maybe will teach the kids there English and practice my Spanish at the meantime 

have never thought about this issue but it's very interesting....

have never realized such facts before, although have been learning English since kindergarten 

and now i have majored in Spanish for about 1.5 year, it did kinda change the way that i organize the sentences when writing in English. but maybe not that powerful yet to affect the way i see things

Encuentro algo inspirante aunque he leído muchas veces estas reglas mencionadas en este artículo. Muy bien explicados.

y algunas veces no estoy muy segura del uso de ¨ser¨ y ¨estar¨ + participio pasado.  Espero que añadas eso en los artículos que vienen.

hmm～interesting

i find myself understand "Spain" spanish speakers much better than los latinoamericanos

maybe because i have been taught to learn the "Spain" spanish

anyway, yeah i know that feeling

have been learning Spanish over one year, and that's my major in the uni

and it still takes me a while to form a sentence to get my idea across

and yeeeees they speak sooooooo fast 

like they have motor attached to their tongue

but u know, learning a foreign language is anything but easy

U JUST NEED PATIENCE

and it takes quite a while to see the reward of ur devotion 

well i guess this issue that if u can find ur perfect language exchange partener mainly depends on what kind of parteer u want, or to say, what ur purpose of language exchanging is.

at the beginning, i wanted to do serious language learning, like actually learn some new words, some way to organize the sentence....

i wanted to and still prefer to find language parteners that can speak both Spanish and English, since i can explain myself in English in case that i cannot in Spanish. and also if they dont have a good command of english, probably i would learn something wrong...

but it's more difficult to find someone bilingual than just to find someone native in Spanish.

and actually it's hard to rly learn something from the language exchanging session, the things u learned would just fade away.

then i just lower my expectation, actually i just need an ocassion to push myself to speak Spanish, to use the vocabulary and the sentences i learned from the class.

so maybe that would be easier for u to find an ideal language partener if u figure out what u want from language exchange.