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Today im writing another prepare-for-test-text! And the subject is...
Tell me about your everyday-living!
Primero, por supesto, yo despierto. Usualmente, despierto a las siete, pero en los viernes es a las ocho. Siempre es difícil para mi a despertar porque yo mucho quiero dormir. Pero excepto los domingos, en los domingois despartar no es difícil porque ellos son mis chances único a dormir como quiero. No quiero despertar a cause de mi despertador, quiero despertar mientras el sol salir.
Eso es bastande de mi despertar-hablar. Después de este, bebo un poco agua de mi botella. No sé porque, pero lo quiero, un poco/medio/como es mi hábito. Ahora, tengo que escribo un montón/bonche de los verbos reflexivos porque mi profesora de español los quiere (o los le gustan?), jajaajja. Entonceees, aquí voy. Me limpio mis dientes, después de eso me pongo las ropas y me siento en el coche de mi padre.
En la escuela estoy aprendiendo diecinueve asignaturas. La mayoía de los dias aproximadamente terminamos a las doce. Tengo dos clases de español; un del miercoles, y un del jueves..
Tengo que dormir ahora. Voy a continuar en mañana.
First, of course, I wake up. Usually i wake up at seven, but at fridays I wake up at 8. It's always hard for me to wake up because I love to sleep. But with an exception for sundays, on sundays it's not hard to wake up because that's the only day of the week I get to sleep for as long as I wish (really messed up sentence, hahhaa, couldn't even fix it in english). I don't want to wake up with my alarm clock, I want to wake up as the sun goes up.
Well thats enough of my sleep-talk, after this I drink a little bit of water from my bottle. I have no idea why, but I love it, it's kinda like a habit now. Now I'm going to write down a bunch of reflexive verbs because my spanish-teacher loves them, hahahahaa. Sooooooo, here I go: I brush my teeth, after that I put my clothes on and then I sit myself down (? hahaahahhaah. How is that a reflexive verb?!) in my dad's car.
In school I'm learning (having is better, but I'll write according to my Spanish version) 19 subjects. Most days school ends around two. I have two Spanish-classes (per week), one on wendsday and one on tuesday.
Now I have to sleep, I'll continue tomorrow
Do you have any other phrases like tener+que? I'd love some of those for this very important test of mine.
Do Spanishnatives really say stuff with extra letters just because you'd say those with extra letters? For example: She's soooooooooooooooo gorgeous=Ellá es taaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan bontioooo!
"Well that's enough of my sleep-talk", I'm sure you all know what that means, but how would a really native say that?
(I can't believe I found "tan" yesterday! It's like the best word ever)
2 Answers
Do you want me to correct the English!
Remember in Spanish, most of the verbs about your daily routine are reflexive eg despertarse/levantarse etc.
Here is a video where the person speaks slowly and there is a transcript:
Here is a guide to prepositions:
Some words which may help you
Try Notes in Spanish the early episodes cover a variety of topics.
Let me know if you would like other links
No creo que las formas y maneras de este usuario sean las adecuadas (ver su post anterior y los comentarios). La soberbia y la chulería no van conmigo, así que, al menos yo, no voy a ayudarle en absolutamente nada.
El aprendizaje es humildad y trabajo.
