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How long have you been studying Spanish?

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How long have you been studying or speaking Spanish? I have been for one year!

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updated Nov 4, 2009
edited by eric_collins
posted by eric_collins
Since long before you were born. - samdie, Nov 3, 2009
longer than September 13th,1995?? - eric_collins, Nov 4, 2009

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Me aprendo español desde hace cuatro meses (más o menos).

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by Issabela
Tú hablas muy bien por solamente cuatro meses! - 00515f39, Nov 3, 2009
Porque sé como usar dicctionarios ;)) Además, ¡la gente en SpanishDict y las lecciones de Paralee son maravillosos! - Issabela, Nov 3, 2009
Hi Issabela, I may be wrong but I don´t think the "me" is required here. - Eddy, Nov 3, 2009
Hace cuatro meses que aprendo español. - Eddy, Nov 3, 2009
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Since I was born, and I am still learning. I love it!

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by RicardoP
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Not long enough yet!

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by sheila-foster
lol. Good one! - --Mariana--, Nov 3, 2009
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I`ve been studying/learning since 2001.But I kind of got rusty for a little bit,but I remembered a lot also.

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by mandm4evah856
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I've been learning spanish for just about 5 weeks now!

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by Kim121
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Había tenido aprendiendo español por seis meses. I have been learning spanish for 6 months. Man I hope I got that right!! smile

updated Nov 4, 2009
posted by Jason7R
It is not "Había tenido" it is "He estado" - eric_collins, Nov 4, 2009
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me aprendo español desde hace cinco años porque es muy útil para mí y entonces iré a la universidad para estudiar el español.

updated Nov 4, 2009
edited by zoeyy
posted by zoeyy
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Well, I just hope it don't take forever to be fluent!

updated Nov 4, 2009
posted by eric_collins
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Since September this time around.

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by Seitheach
I hear you buddy...this time around ;) - Izanoni1, Nov 3, 2009
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Yo aprendo Español para años dos, o tan. raspberry

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by April-Sarah
Hi April. "Por dos años". Always use por to express a length of time. - Eddy, Nov 3, 2009
Also you cannoy use "o tan" to express or so. It just doesn´t work like that. probably use what Issabela said "más or menos" or "poco más o menos" which means more or less. - Eddy, Nov 3, 2009
Better yet, "Llevo dos años aprendiendo/estudiando español. - samdie, Nov 3, 2009
thanks! I wasn't quite sure what por meant! :) - April-Sarah, Nov 3, 2009
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For about two years now- and will be for a while before I'm any good!

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by EJClaire
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ya he tomado espanol por tres anos, y me encanta!

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by Lizanna
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Same as you eric. echo echo echo echo echo

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by Vilaeyas
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I've been learninSpanish for about a year and a half and I am ok at it. Admittedly, I am quite bad at recognising words, but speaking is a lot easier for me.

updated Nov 3, 2009
edited by Issabela
posted by ixTaLeNTz
Please use the correct spelling and capitalization in your posts. - Issabela, Nov 3, 2009
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About 2 1/2 months.

updated Nov 3, 2009
posted by lorenzo9