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hey guys, im a new student of spanish so plz help me and tell my mistakes in this paragraph ¡hola! me llamo cruz. Estoy de India. Me gusta estudiar espanol. Pero no gusta estudiar japanese. Gracias smile in advance

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updated May 4, 2012
edited by ray76
posted by Lance19
Please use correct spelling and grammar, many members are learning English , thank you mate , and welcome. - ray76, May 3, 2012

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"Soyde India" because it is a permanent state. "Pero no me gusta estudiar japonés - It is not pleasing to me studying Japanese.

updated May 4, 2012
edited by gato1
posted by gato1
Gato- Me gusta should not be "me gusto," I think that's popular with the natives & is used in more of a slang way - BradyLabuda, May 3, 2012
yep, my bad! - gato1, May 3, 2012
Gato1 is actually descended from a native Aimara tribe in Bolivia - I have often heard her use me gusto in converstaiuon with her family, iqué interestante! - Lozz1, May 4, 2012
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hey guys, im a new student of spanish so plz help me and tell my mistakes in this paragraph ¡hola! me llamo cruz. Estoy de India. Me gusta estudiar espanol. Pero no gusta estudiar japanese. Gracias smile in advance

For our learners of English:

Hey guys, I am a new student of Spanish so please help me by showing me my mistakes in this paragraph.

¡Hola! Me llamo Cruz. Soy de India. Me gusta estudiar español. Pero no me gusta estudiar japonés. Gracias! And here is a smile in advance! smile

updated May 3, 2012
posted by bandit51jd
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¡hola! me llamo cruz. Soy de India. Me gusta estudiar español. Pero no me gusta estudiar japanese.

updated May 3, 2012
posted by ZAYESHA
japonés - Beatrice-Codder, May 3, 2012
thanks ! i didnt knew this:) - ZAYESHA, May 3, 2012
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Because "India" can also be a female person or an adjective, for the country we use an article "la India."

updated May 3, 2012
edited by 005faa61
posted by 005faa61