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Jamari Andrews

I 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

Helena

Graduated in Hispanic Philology with a master's degree in Teaching Spanish as a Foreign Language

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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!

Patricia Yapur

Spanish 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.

Leon Alvarado

I am a seasoned scriptwriter and film director with over 7 years of invaluable experience.

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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".

Carlos Corona

Engineering and Spanish degree from AZ State, I look forward to helping you learn the languages.

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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!)

Aushry Jimenez

English/Spanish Teacher for All Ages

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Hello, Great Question! Estar is used when describing something temporary, such as "I am sad". That feeling wont last forever, so use Estar, "Yo ESTOY triste". Estar is also used to describe someone's location for example "ESTABAS en la tienda" Ser is used to describe someones physical identity or personality, for example "Yo SOY baja". Ser is used for origin or nationality "Yo SOY de Mexico" Ser is also used for time and events "Tu cumpleanos es en Octubre" I hope this helps!

Aushry Jimenez

English/Spanish Teacher for All Ages

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Hello, great question! The Exclamation and Question marks in Spanish are used at the beginning and end of sentences because they let the readers know beforehand whether the sentence is actually a question or being told as a statement. This then allows the reader to annunciate certain words so they sound like a more like a question rather than a statement while speaking. I hope this helps!

Jimena

Experienced Spanish and English teacher

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Depende mucho de los intereses de la persona y su metodo de aprendizaje, asi que, cada persona escoge a su tutor de diferente forma. Hay personas que le gusta mas practicar y hablar. En cambio, otras personas les gusta mas la teoria.

Bryan Dorman

Certified English Teacher for Speakers of Other Languages 4+ years experience teaching online!

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My wife (Mexican - for her I know Spanish) likes to listen to one called "Relatos del Lado Oscuro" which deals with paranormal activity that happens from time to time all over Latin America but with a special focus on Mexico. A mi esposa (mexicana - por ella sé español) le gusta escuchar a un podcast conocido como "Relatos del Lado Oscuro" lo cual se trata de actividades paranormales que pasa de vez en cuando en toda Latinoamérica con un enfoque especial en México.

Ary G

Native Spanish teacher - Classes to suit your needs.

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Hola Priu, creo que en un año y medio podrias lograrlo , es importante el tiempo dedicado, la forma en la que estudies el español y la inmersion que tengas en el idioma, dependiendo de esto lograras la fluidez. Mi consejo es que seas dedicada y constante :), y te sumerjas en el idioma a traves de contenidos creados en español. :)