#Learningspanish

[mondlylanguages]

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[vamos-a-aprender-espanol]

https://vamosaaprenderespanol.blogspot.com/2024/11/8-expresiones-para-hablar-como-todo-un.html

[dausy]

oh my, I feel like I've spent a lot of money on myself recently.

I'm trying to work on painting this weekend. I have a long weekend this weekend. So far I'm scheduled to work wed-fri if I don't get a call but I have a dental appointment and hair appointment this week. Theres an interesting breed of drama at work and I think I'm getting too old for this. I just learned I'm literally older than a couple of doctors. I've officially reached that stage of my life where I can be older than doctors. So weird. On the scale of complaints I've had about workplace drama before this has to be some of the most benign complaints I've ever heard and I'm like "do you guys not hear yourselves?". Its just such a non-dangerous issue, that I can't even imagine wanting to complain about it. To me its like a spa day and yall are complaining about some weird stuff. Like come on.

But I keep picking up shifts because its essentially easy money but I'm also dirt tired and cranky. Wearing lead for 8-10 hours a day is also killing my upper back. I don't think permanent OR nursing is in my future. So its affecting my ability to be creative. I'm getting home at 5-6pm and plooping on the couch. I can't draw unless theres lovely sun out.

I still think my spanish is improving despite me getting hit hard with the reality that I don't know what the hell I'm saying often. But I'm still learning new things every day and I'm researching new ways to say things all the time. I think what honestly hurts the most is I keep seeing tiktoks on "white women who did a duolingo lesson once" which is in parts funny, I get it. But also, is me trying to speak with my patients making me fall under this category? am I just another white woman who duolingos? I just want to be effective at my job and communicate where appropriate.

I've also spent a small fortune. I feel like I should do a haul with just stuff I've purchased recently but none of it is art related (sort of). Other than I still have to PPE up at work, my face getting exposure to real air has made me appreciate a little bit of the skin care and make up type luxuries..2 make up items will cost a pretty penny. I got some new make up brushes and got some new things for this ball I have coming up. I just kinda want to look pretty. I'm feeling girly, I want the make up, the cute clothes and shoes etc. But we're just buying make up so far right now.

I also got 2 new work out shirts and a sports bra. I've gotten a wittle chunky this past year and my shirts are riding up. I'ma maybe use those extra calories for some hopeful gym gains. Hopefully I can rev up the gym-going when my husband gets deployed.

shoes, I got some new shoes for work and a new phone case. We also went on a really fancy date night that long ago and me not having a purse was kind of a nuisance so I got a new purse (or two). We have a lot of day trips coming up as my husband is trying to maximize family time before he's gone for the next year. I kinda want to look cute maybe so one of the purses is like a day trip bag.

anyway, I still want to order a couple of things but itll need to wait til the next paycheck.

[albertmartin36]

So I've been trying to learn Spanish for the last year. I know I should tried years ago but now I'm more focused on it. I can understand and read way more now than I have ever had. My goal for the end of the year is to carry a full conversation. Wish me luck #spanish #duolingo #learningspanish https://www.instagram.com/p/CpGYficy6H7/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[flower-raccoon]

I wanna pretend that I'm some curated person. Someone that's so polished and put together. Flawless note. But really my notes have dicks in them but it's makes it easier to remember 😬

[k12academics]

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[ibrahim-a96]

Dia 7 // comer fuera (salir a comer)

La comida casera

El restaurante temático

Tapear

Degustar

La carta ((menu,letter))

[meaqui]

1º

Inspired by the Women's World Cup last year, I decided to spend my Christmas break learning Spanish with a teacher I found online. I wanted to delve deeper into what this language and culture meant to me, and how they would become part of my life. This was a decision I was willing to turn into a long-term commitment. At this point, I knew three things: 1) basic Spanish greetings, phrases, and numbers, 2) "usted" is formal, and 3) I couldn't pronounce the rolling "r."

When I met my Spanish teacher for the first time, I was excited and nervous. I was... jelly, quivering in anticipation and uncertainty. Looking at her through the screen, I didn't know how to start the conversation... or the lesson... or anything. Was I expected to speak in Spanish now? Should I speak in English and hope she understood? My heart raced as I scrambled to form sentences with the minuscule amount of Spanish I remembered from college.

She smiled at me and began speaking in Spanish, her words flowing in a clear rhythm, yet the sounds were unintelligible to me, much like the post-match interviews I watched during the World Cup. Sheepishly, I responded in English, and she would occasionally smile and reply in English to clarify and explain what had just been said. My jelly-like state evolved into melting jelly, losing shape and coherence under the pressure of this first lesson. I felt like I was slowly melting into a puddle of English words, struggling to maintain my composure and keep up with the grammar. The lesson ended after 50 minutes. At this point, I had learned three things: 1) I actually don't know basic Spanish greetings, phrases, and numbers, 2) in Spain, they don't use "usted" in regular conversations, and 3) the rolling "r" isn't the only Spanish sound I don't know how to pronounce. I realized I had a long way to go with the language. But this was only the first lesson. I had six more in the coming weeks.

[spanishwithemily]

Hola

¡Hola, me llamo Emily! Yo soy de los Estados Unidos. Yo quiero aprender más español y yo pensé un blog fue una idea bien. Me gusta leer y escribir. Tengo dos otros blogs también dónde yo escribo sobre my vida y otro cuando escribo cuentos. ¡Por favor dígame si algo esta mal!

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Hi, my name is Emily! I am from the U.S. I want to learn more Spanish and I thought that a blog would be a good idea. I like to read and write. I have two other blogs as well where I write about my life and another where I write stories. Please tell me if anything is wrong!

[mizzb263]

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[mondlylanguages]

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[vamos-a-aprender-espanol]

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[artlife4tc]

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[kidsclubspanishschool]

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[flower-raccoon]

Im at ten hours if tracked comprehensible input and I'm kinda kicking myself for not starting this earlier.

With my Spanish background and some trying, I'm having full conversations in Spanish with my husband.

I'm probably around 150 total hours, if I include the past few years. I'm sad I could have made this progress sooner but happy I found something that works.

The only thing I do differently (cause I'm impatient) is that I kick started my Grammer with a gammer course.

I don't wanna get lo, le, la "eventually" I wanna understand it *now*.

[englishlrn]

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