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English - Native Speaker American Sign Language (ASL) - Advanced signer & nationally certified interpreter Spanish - Advanced beginner/lower intermediate Looking to learn Spanish in exchange for helping you learn English or American Sign Language. I am a native English speaker from the United States and a fluent signer with an MA and national certification in ASL-English interpreting.
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Lady C
Spanish
Jul 27, 2020
Muy buen trabajo Shannon, me encanto conocerte y verte pronto.
Victor
Spanish
Apr 8, 2016
Me da mucho gusto que por fin tengas claro la diferencia entre el tiempo imperfecto y pretérito.
Victor
Spanish
Apr 8, 2016
Me alegra que te hayan gustado mis consejos. Estoy seguro que si pones tu tu esfuerzo pronto estarás hablando español fluido.
Forest
Sign Language
Apr 5, 2016
The best chat that I've had on italki. Her signing is intimidatingly good! She expressed some worries with interacting with Deaf people, but there's not much I personally would be able to do to help her because her signing is already so good.
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    A great resource to being building your vocabulary is lifeprint.com. It's run by a Deaf college professor over in CA. It's a pretty comprehensive video dictionary for beginner signs and even offers prerecorded video lessons. That's how I got started. 

    Another good online video dictionary is handspeak.com. That website has a deeper glossary of terms. Once you feel like you have enough signs under your belt check out meetup.com for local sign practice groups. 

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    I would probably say one of the last 2 options: "Fry the onions until they become golden brown" or "Fry the onions until they turn golden brown". The both mean the same thing and I would consider them the same level of "natural". There's nothing wrong with the first 2 options, they're just not my preference. Plus I don't think onions can turn red when you cook them, can they?
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    What/How do you feel when you notice that you have learned a language?

    What/How do you feel when you notice that you have learned a language?

    I know it sounds crazy, but when I came come across a sentence that I have heard or read
    before I think "Oh, great! I got it!" I haven't don't have to decode or even translate, I 've just have to
    listening and I just grasped/understand the meaning . Not the "verbal meaning", but the sensation . The connection
    with something that I already know in my native language, but in other words.

    It's hard to explain...
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