Hola Mi llamo Gregorio
I am new to the Spanishdict.com community and would like to introduce myself.I have just started to learn Spanish. Although I was born in Spain,I was never there long enough to learn.I am now looking to learn so I can travel and maybe stay in Spain.There is a connection and a love that I have for Andelucia as that is where my Madrina is from and I was born.So I say Hola!.Introduce yourself so we may all share in the experience of learning a new language together.I look forward to hearing from you.Adios.
2 Answers
Thanks Janice.
I like the idea of building my own flash cards and whole phrases.That sounds like a great way to learn and gets me excited about learning.As for moving right now is not such a good time for me but I am hopfull for the next year.Hope you are well and thank you for the info.
Janice said:
If you do have the opportunity to go (move') to Spain, you will surely learn quickly. Soon enough then, you will be answering all of our posts
In the meantime, you will already have seen and experienced a warm welcome here, I am sure. The more experienced members who help everyone learn are very patient and go to great trouble to explain their answers. Plus it is great to read other people's questions and get answers to questions you did not even know to ask yourself. Users share other good learning aids, too. You can find the name of a good dictionary or where else to go on the Web to hear a good lesson on pronunciation. People have posted sites to find extensive exercises to practice what I you are learning (in case you cannot go to Spain immediately
And there are the lessons right here with a "simpatica" presentor and flash cards for learning vocabulary. The flashcards are being expanded, too, to include phrases and whole sentences to show words in context. I think (have not tried) you can even build flashcards yourself. These are all things I have found valuable here.
An interesting side effect (that may or may not help you actually spit words out, but will certainly help you figure out what things mean when you hear or read) --> you can learn a bit about grammar, too! (Yikes! Grammar..what's that!) It turns out not to be so boring as I remember it from high school.
Yes, the forum will help you learn and it's fun, too!
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If you do have the opportunity to go (move') to Spain, you will surely learn quickly. Soon enough then, you will be answering all of our posts
In the meantime, you will already have seen and experienced a warm welcome here, I am sure. The more experienced members who help everyone learn are very patient and go to great trouble to explain their answers. Plus it is great to read other people's questions and get answers to questions you did not even know to ask yourself. Users share other good learning aids, too. You can find the name of a good dictionary or where else to go on the Web to hear a good lesson on pronunciation. People have posted sites to find extensive exercises to practice what I you are learning (in case you cannot go to Spain immediately And there are the lessons right here with a "simpatica" presentor and flash cards for learning vocabulary. The flashcards are being expanded, too, to include phrases and whole sentences to show words in context. I think (have not tried) you can even build flashcards yourself. These are all things I have found valuable here.
An interesting side effect (that may or may not help you actually spit words out, but will certainly help you figure out what things mean when you hear or read) --> you can learn a bit about grammar, too! (Yikes! Grammar..what's that!) It turns out not to be so boring as I remember it from high school.
Yes, the forum will help you learn and it's fun, too!
