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Hi everyone! just wanted to know if there was anyone interested in practicing spanish with me online? I mean like chatting you know.. so that we can improve el idioma español smile just let me know..

thanks a lot! looking forward to it! Kelly

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updated Feb 3, 2011
edited by scottdoherty
posted by kille
I just thought I would let you know that practising is spelt with an s in England but a c in America forgive me for mentioning it if you live in USA where it is the accepted spelling for the word - FELIZ77, Feb 3, 2011
Thanks for your help.. Though I just wanna let you know that if someone speaks 6 languages at the age of 18, sometimes spelling gets a bit confusing.. :p - kille, Feb 3, 2011
Maybe, you should concentrate on quality and not quantity, then. :) - LiveUnsheathed, Feb 3, 2011
well actually that's the problem.. in luxemburg main languages are luxemburgish french german and english of course as it's a global language.. but then my mother's flamish and raised me by only speaking dutch to me... - kille, Feb 3, 2011
and then of course comes my granny.. who's spanish and who speaks spanish to me.. but it's my worst language.. so i try to improve it by practiSing :-) - kille, Feb 3, 2011
It is spelled with a C. =) - whitney2387, Feb 3, 2011

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Do you know about the Skype chat? There will be one for beginners on Feb 12 and you can sign up here

http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/176115/beginner-skype-chat-feb-12-puede-ayudarme-6-pm-boston

updated Feb 3, 2011
posted by Ron_Austin
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Hi Kille, don`t be sensitive about being corrected - the good thing about this site is that we all work together to better our knowledge of both Spanish and English. That is why we always have to try to post with our best effort - using proper capitalization and grammar and spelling - so important for all the learners! LOL LOL LOL

updated Feb 3, 2011
edited by margaretbl
posted by margaretbl
Sensitive :) That is one of the most commonly mispelled words, much like "definitely." - LiveUnsheathed, Feb 3, 2011
Thanks, saw it when I posted!!!! - margaretbl, Feb 3, 2011
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If used as a noun, the word is spelled with a 'c' - Practice.

Eg. I did some practice yesterday.

If used as a verb, the word is spelled with an 's' - Practise.

Eg. I practised yesterday.

Sorry, this is a bit off-topic. I just think this is worth mentioning.

updated Feb 3, 2011
posted by Raphael_Woods