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Is there a Fluencia forum?

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I have searched and searched but can't find it.

I love Fluencia and feel it is a great step after Duolingo becomes easy. But, I would like to read/discuss it with other users and learn how they are using it, how fast they progress etc.

Any such thing please?

Thanks

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updated Mar 22, 2017
posted by KTN2k

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I don't think that there is a Fluencia Forum. However many of the members here do use the Fluencia program to learn Spanish. If you will look waaay over to the right, you will see a tab marked Feedback. This will get you to the administrators where you can ask them the question.

Good luck.

updated Mar 22, 2017
posted by Daniela2041
We are the fluencia forum in fact but not name. - ray76, Mar 22, 2017
Thanks, I guess my public questions will be in this forum then. I suppose what I am wondering mostly is what type of speed should I be aiming to complete the entire course if my goal (and near full time commitment) is to learn Spanish? - KTN2k, Mar 22, 2017
I am a recovering Duolingo addict. I am attending private classes 2 hours per day in Madrid. I am talking as much as possible. I have studied 4 entire months now but am struggling with Fluencia level 5 still - is this normal speed? Or am I just slow? - KTN2k, Mar 22, 2017
I tested out at the school as A2/B1 ..... i can progress in fluencia quickly, but only if i have my own conjugation "cheat sheet" on the wall.... but that's defeating the point, isn't it? or not? - KTN2k, Mar 22, 2017
if you are doing an exam in test conditions, well yes, that would probably be considered cheating. However, you might be allowed such aids if doing coursework or homwork. - FELIZ77, Mar 22, 2017
If you find learning verb conjugations difficult, you could try to practise learning them by writing them down if you are a visual learner. What does your school tutor say/advise you to do? - FELIZ77, Mar 22, 2017
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Hi KTN

You will need to ask those questions to the administrators at Fluencia. Below is the link.

Fluencia Help

updated Mar 22, 2017
posted by rac1