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I can teach myself more Spanish.

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I love the Spanish language and I want to teach my self to talk Spanish.

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updated Sep 16, 2011
edited by Gocika
posted by MICHELLE_DUCK
I am going to edit your post - pacofinkler, Sep 15, 2011
Pacofinkler, you may want to change the word "talk" to "speak." - territurtle, Sep 15, 2011

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Here is a great teacher Paralee you just need to download lessons and use flashcards . SD is a fantastic place to teach yourself Spanish with the users help

Buena suerte

updated Sep 16, 2011
posted by La_princesa
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Michelle:

There are so many of us here that are " autodidactic" or self taught.

Begin with the lessons here, as you progress you will find many resources both here and on the net, Be patient and ask lots of questions, there are so many here willing to help and guide you. Begin your journey Michelle.

updated Sep 16, 2011
edited by pacofinkler
posted by pacofinkler
"Autodidacta" is a Spanish word. In English, it is autodidact (a person who is self-taught), with autodidactic as the adjectival form. - territurtle, Sep 15, 2011
Hi Terri I do that sometimes without thinking what language i am in. - pacofinkler, Sep 15, 2011
;)) Don't we all!! And since I only know 7 words of Spanish, who am I to say??? - territurtle, Sep 16, 2011
im only 20 and i kno mor than 7 words but im still trying - MICHELLE_DUCK, Sep 16, 2011
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Welcome to the forum Michelle, I am also like you and self taught. For me it takes time to learn and I would be crazy to try to pay someone to help me, I would go bankrupt. This site is fantastic and I'm sure you are going to do well here.smile

updated Sep 15, 2011
posted by Yeser007
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The best way to speak spanish, is speaking with someone that speak spanish, my first lenguage is spanish and I am learning english, I understand and I speak english but I'm trying to learn more.. you will get it, just follow my advice.. good luck

updated Sep 15, 2011
posted by angeliquepink
someone that speaks ("someone" is singular) - samdie, Sep 15, 2011
In English language names are captilized, so we have English and Spanish. Also language, not lenguage. - elainepnj, Sep 15, 2011
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Possibly but probably not. Everyone else that has replied has assumed that you mean with the assistance of some sort of external aids (such as, this site) which, I think, makes it not by yourself but without the aid of a live teacher. By way of a warm-up exercise you might see if you can teach yourself to write "my self" as one word.

P.S. Your profile contains the following: ""im native american i love the spanish coultuer . For additional practice, you might want to change that to I'm native American. I love the Spanish culture." (or some equivalent of your own devising that is properly punctuated.).

updated Sep 15, 2011
posted by samdie
Actually, Samdie, the word "autodidact" is defined as "self taught" (see http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/autodidact?show=0&t=1316129706). - territurtle, Sep 15, 2011
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I have also found a Berlitz book, "Essential Spanish" to be fairly helpful. I am using both that and SD to learn.

updated Sep 15, 2011
posted by Hyena27
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thanks feor letting me kno and helping me

updated Sep 16, 2011
posted by MICHELLE_DUCK
thanks for letting me know - elainepnj, Sep 16, 2011