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    SPANISH: A First Course - Lesson 3 So I've read half of this book called "Open Door to Spanish". Yesterday, I realized that I would like to get serious with learning Spanish. So I picked up this basic course book sitting on my desk and finished three lessons yesterday. I could check the first two lessons, but in lesson 3, there were questions where I'm not so sure if I answered right. I'm self studying, help please? ¡Gracias! :) EJERCICIO (Translate form English to Spanish) I am from Colorado Soy de Colorado. It is in classroom number six. Es en la sala de clase número seis. It is half past five. Es a las cinco y media. What day is it? ¿Qué día es? We have Spanish class today. Tenemos una clase de español hoy. There are classes tomorrow also. Hay clases mañana tambien. The students have a dance on Saturday. Los slumnos tienen un baile el sábado. It is in the hall of the school. Es en el salón de la escuela. Do you have classes on Saturdays? ¿Tiene Vd. las clases los sábados? Today's lesson is number three. La leccíon de hoy es número tres. Tomorrow we have number four. Mañana tenemos número cuatro. It is classtime. Es la hora de la clase.
    January 18, 2012
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    "Meine" is nominative feminine and plural (Ich liebe meine Mutter); "meines" is genetive masculine. Memorize the other cases that they belong to. Here's the chart: Masc Fem. Neu. Pl. Nom.mein meine mein meine Acc.meinen meine mein meine Dat.meinem meiner meinem meinen Gen.meines meiner meines meiner Sie is always capitalized. The verb you use with it is the natural form of the verb, for example: sprechen. Sprechen Sie deutsch? It shows respect. Just like using "po" in Filipino. :)) And also, please note that you do not capitalize "mein" as well as its other forms, as long as of course, it's the first word of the sentence. Willkommen to the German language fellow Filipina. :)
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    November 8, 2011
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    First notebook entry: Introducing myself

    Hello! My name is bohe liu._I like the English and Korean languages._First I want study English and get good at it! Help me!

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    November 7, 2011
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    Night

    It's been a hard day. My belly hurt last night. I only slept for 40 minutes at night.

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    November 7, 2011
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    I think this should be in the notebook section. :)
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    November 7, 2011
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    ¿Cómo estás? or ¿Cómo está tu? - Spanish (informal) ¿Cómo está usted? - Spanish (formal) Wie geht's? - German (informal) Wie geht es Ihnen? - German (formal) Kumusta? - Filipino (informal) Kumusta po kayo? - Filipino (formal)
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    November 7, 2011
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    First, you must know what a run-on sentence is. It is: A run-on sentence is a sentence in which two or more independent clauses (i.e., complete sentences) are joined without appropriate punctuation or conjunction. - wikepedia Your sentences were composed of more than one independent clause. "Draw squares on the cardboard you've just cut" is already an independent clause. "In the first square you have to put the word 'start', and in the last square you put the word 'end'" is another. The best way to fix this is to separate the independent clauses to separate sentences. Draw squares on the cardboard you have just cut. Then in the first square you have to put the word 'start', and in the last square you put the word 'end' Another way to fix run-on sentences is to insert a strong punctuation - a semicolon. Last but not the least, three of twenty cards will have the same pictures on them; for example, there will be four cards with a picture of cat. But, as I've said, separating them to sentences is still the best. Last but not the least, three of twenty cards will have the same pictures on them. For example, there will be four cards with a picture of cat.
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    November 7, 2011
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    Ahhhh... thank you. :) How about "c" before i or e... "s" or "th"...
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    November 6, 2011
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    Correct Spanish Pronunciation I'm looking for free audio correct spanish pronunciation. And by that I mean general Spanish. I know that there are dialects, and Spanish is pronounced differently in different countries. I just want to learn first the general Spanish pronunciations. I don't want to repeat the mistake I did with German. (I didn't know I was speaking in a German dialect accent.) So, may you help me out and give me some links? Thank you! :)For example, I do not know if I should pronounce ll as "ly" of as "y"...
    November 6, 2011
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    I think kimchibokkeumbap is right that "woman" should be "women"; but for me, I don't think the commas are necessary because I think the clause is important to the sentence.
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    November 6, 2011
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