Hoy es miércoles, el catorce de noviembre de dos mil siete. Son las once menos cuarto de la tarde, and my Spanish lessons are coming along. Or at least I hope so. *looks sheepish*Anyway. As you can see, I learned the calendar today (weeks, months, seasons and time), and now I need to practice this a bit. So it would be great if everyone could
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When I take too long with my replies (mostly because I actually don't want to reply but make notes in my notebook), the woman who "speaks" to me via videos does funny things
LOL! Um isn't that a tad creepy?
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Year? :D (Just so I can practice my numbers again.)
I'm actually rather amused by that woman (in general, NOT when she cheers for Sevilla). Sometimes, she picks up a newspaper and starts reading, then she tells me she doesn't have all day, or she wipes the camera with a handkerchief, or - she sings. XD Very entertaining!
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she picks up a newspaper and starts reading, then she tells me she doesn't have all day, or she wipes the camera with a handkerchief, or - she sings.
And that adds a whole new dimension of interaction. Its better than a beep sound! Gaah I wanna learn Spanish too, but i think i'd better focus on mastering french first. Hopefully it'll be easier by then since they are kind of similar..methinks.
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99 - noventa y nueve
Hope I got those right.
The CD is really a lot of fun. I suppose it would be rather boring if it wasn't for the woman in the videos. Of course, it would be better if it was Sergio (or someone else) speaking to me via videos, but I guess one can't have everything. ;)
It's definitely an advantage to speak French well when you want to learn Spanish, so if you're already getting French lessons, do concentrate on them first. :)
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Friday, 10 July! At 2h21, if you want time also ;)
More dates...*thinks*
20 March - a Thursday, I believe
Monday, 5 May
Saturday, 14 October
Shall now return to trying to decide which of your icons I want to snag ;)
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Viernes, el diez de julio. :D And 2:21 is las dos y veintiuno, I think.
And the others:
jueves, el veinte de marzo
lunes, el cinco de mayo
sábado, el catorce de octubre
Wheee! :D I'm curious!
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Get rid of that programme - it sings about Sevilla. XD
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Get rid of that programme - it sings about Sevilla. XD
You know, I was actually contemplating that. For a second or so. Then I thought about the 15 Euros I spent on the programme and the fact that (if you ignore the singing about Sevilla) it's actually quite good. ;)
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(It makes me a virgo. At the last minute.)
O RLY? I'm very proud of you. Contemplating that already rules. If only for a second. ;D I'm glad that you enjoy the programme and obviously make progress.
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May 2, 2005
September 29, 2007
Hope this helps you somewhat. Also I'm somewhat pleased that I actually understood what "miércoles" meant before I realized what the sentence was about :) Those Spanish lessons did help somewhat, although actually I thought the only thing I remembered was "el rio Ebro" and "la ciudad" XD God, it's been ages.
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May 2, 2005 - el dos de mayo de dos mil cinco.
September 29, 2007 - el veintinueve de septiembre de dos mil siete.
Thanks for helping me practice! I had Spanish lessons at school a long time ago and all I remembered before I started studying with my CD-Rom was "camarero, yo tengo sed". XDD But it's awesome how much Spanish I understand just because I studied French - many words are very similar! :D
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"iAy, Sevilla, Sevilla!". BAH.
How dare she!
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How dare she!
That's what I thought! I was very tempted to kick her. *pouts*
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