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- Is Spanish underestimated by English speakers?
You can find a lot of information across the Internet that says that Spanish is one of the easiest languages to learn for English speakers. But it's definitely not easy peasy lemon squeezy. So, what do you think? Do English speakers underestimate Spanish?
- In your opinion what is the most dificult part of learning spanish? I’m a professor :)
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Curtis Jerry SmothersRetired VocEd Specialist and College Instructor-Tutors Spanish, English, and compositionShort answer: Spanish verbs. Second short answer: Objective and possessive pronouns. Spanish verbs come in 7 simple and 7 compound tenses, plus imperative forms that change based on the context of the command. Pronouns either pair up with verbs and either follow or precede the verb form, depending on the verb form. Then there's the le/les and reflexives that can baffle even the most dedicated grammarian.
- In your opinión what is the most dificult part of de spanish language
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The conjugations but with practice through conversations you can memorize them . Don´t worry :)
- Why does straw in Mexico means “popote” but in Argentina “pitillo”?
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Creo que pueden ser sinónimos fácilmente en cualquier contexto. Si nos ponemos técnicos podríamos decirle al estudiante que una ciudad siempre se va a considerar así cuando tiene alrededor unos 50,000 habitantes o más.
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Jamari AndrewsI am a certified bi-lingual TEFL English teacher! Let me show you the keys to confidence & fluency!qqq could mean anything, it’s not commonly used though. It’s like how in English we say, “lol, lmao, omg, yeooo” etc
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In order to add something to the other answers (that are already very useful) I would suggest to imitate whatever you arer listening to (a dialogue in a film, a part of a podcast, etc.) but in a funny way. The more exaggerated or theatrical the better, like a real actor or actress. And then, practice with real people. Un saludo!
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Patricia YapurSpanish Native Tutor for many years, worked in the Hotel and Tourist field, world traveller.I use text books, listen to music, watch Spanish shows on Netflix with subtitles. But first you need to know the basics. Ex: starting from the Alphabet and be able to pronounce it the right way.
- preguntas sobre fonética
How to transcribe these (fonéticamente y fonológicamente)? 1- Siempre viene a clase la acompañada de sus amigos. 2-A veces yo no comprendo al profesor. 3-Soy solamente un hombre de carne y hueso. 4-Nosotros quedamos en ir mañana. 5-Ellos se parecen a su padre. 6-Ella no se fía de nadie. 7-Tú siempre te quejas de todo. 8-Este vino huele a vinagre. 9-Yo me arrepiento de haber venido. 10-El éxito consiste en trabajar. 11-Sueño con ser presidente. but in a simple way as a beginner and in "la sirrema" there is the form "sustantivo + complemento determinado" What is "el complemento determinado" and how to know it also how to know a "perífrasis verbal" that I have never seen before to transcribe it correctly.
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As an example, in the sentence "Me gustaría haber ido al cine", the verb is composed by the auxiliary verb "haber" in it's infinitive conjugation combined with the conjugation of the verb "ido" which is a conjugation of the verb "ir" in past participle. Both verbs combined form the "Perífrasis verbal" and act as the core of the sentence, or as a "composed verb".
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It really all depends on how do you want to use the word "Ya", for example: 1.- "Ya" as an adverb of time: It is used to indicate that an action has already happened or will happen soon. For example: a) "Ya comí" (I already ate) b) "Llegaré ya" (I will arrive soon) 2.- "Ya" as an adverb of confirmation or emphasis: It is used to affirm or emphasize something that has been mentioned before. For example: a) "Sí, ya entiendo" (Yes, I understand now) b) "Ya lo sé" (I already know) 3.-"Ya" as a conjunction: It is used to express contrast or concession. It can be translated as "but" or "although" in English. For example: a)"Quiero ir al cine, pero ya es muy tarde" (I want to go to the movies, but it's already late) b)"Ya llueve, aunque llevamos paraguas" (It's raining already, although we have umbrellas) 4.- "Ya" as an interjection: It is used to express impatience or annoyance. For example: a)"¡Ya basta!" (Enough already!) b)"¡Ya déjame en paz!" (Leave me alone already!)