Spanish?
I want to be able to speak spanish fluintly, but this year is a very busy, expensive year. My mom can’t afford for me to take spanish lessons, she is to busy paying for the more important things.
I already know the basics, like Hola, yo, tu, ello, ella, nosotros, ellas, ellos. Verbs and nouns, alphabets and numbers, days and months, and what not.
I know how to say things, but idk how to form certain words in a sentence and have them make sense. You know what im saying?
Example. “Talk to me” I know that Talk is hablar, Me is Me/mi, and to is a. I wouldn’t say “hablar a mi.” That wouldn’t make sense…Or would it? See, thats where I get stuck.
But! I just dont want to be able to say little sentences like talk to me, but big ones to. I understand that learning spanish, especially if you weren’t raised around spanish speaking people takes time. But how would I go about learning?
and yes! I do pay attention in class, but our teacher teaches us the same things over and over and over again. I just end up learning the same thing….
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Spanish?
I want to be able to speak spanish fluintly, but this year is a very busy, expensive year. My mom can’t afford for me to take spanish lessons, she is to busy paying for the more important things.
I already know the basics, like Hola, yo, tu, ello, ella, nosotros, ellas, ellos. Verbs and nouns, alphabets and numbers, days and weeks, and what not.
I know how to say things, but idk how to form certain words in a sentence and have them make sense. You know what im saying?
Example. “Talk to me” I know that Talk is hablar, Me is Me/mi, and to is a. I wouldn’t say “hablar a mi.” That wouldn’t make sense…Or would it? See, thats where I get stuck.
But! I just dont want to be able to say little sentences like talk to me, but big ones to. I understand that learning spanish, especially if you weren’t raised around spanish speaking people takes time. But how would I go about learning?
and yes! I do pay attention in class, but our teacher teaches us the same things over and over and over again. I just end up learning the same thing….
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