A blog for learning Spanish
A blog by someone using synergy
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Eddy, did your typing finger have a hiccup or do the English really spell program with a couple of extra letters?
I know someone had mentioned synergy before & I thought we might find out what they are all about without spending money. I guess I should have explained.my reasoning.
Hi Motley
I was just making a comment. I didn't think for one moment you were advocating to use the programme.
I actually passed it along for some of the links she provided, which I believe came from synergy. The person that started the the blog is learning also, and she (I think) is in India..,
Just some info people! It's a blog.
Also the opening gambit is wrong.
I loved the lessons or should I say lección. And I even have finished the second chapter. Me going at a pretty fast speed. :-D.
People will think Lección is the plural of lessons. I know the rest of the sentence is bad as well.
Hi,
The word "necesitar" in your blog is written with double "s", and the double "s" does not exist in Spanish. All words are ALWAYS written with a single "s".
By the way, the figurative pronunciation for many words is so different from the original ones, that many natives will struggle to even recognize them if you pronounce them like that (e.g. "ir" as "ear"), but you probably know that already, right? I will never undestand it: why teach how to mispronounce all words, and make the unnecessary effort of having to memorize them one at a time, if the pronunciation rules are perfectly regular?
I can read (not speak) reasonably accurately in several languages in which the rules are fairly regular; at least when I read a sentence from a book they understand me cristal clear. If the rules are regular, it takes between minutes and a day to learn how to read (even in Korean).
