Nikki M asked: Hi

could someone help me to translate these phrases into Spanish please (preferably a native speaker or someone who knows the language very well!)
1. Are you doing anything nice (for the summer)?
2. I have been thinking about taking spanish lessons again so that I can talk to you
Thanks very much for your help!
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crunchies4breezy asked:
Anyone currently or had been studying spanish grammar in the past?? How did you help yourself remember all the rules and structures etc??? How can I make flashcards for grammar instead of vocabulary?? Thanks!!!
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beautiful_dreamer asked:
What does the following mean:
“Tu corazon es suyo”
Thanks!! (I’m trying to learn spanish, but it’s not going very fast…)
Oh great - now what does THIS mean, first answerer (lol) “te quiero matar a ti” ??
Thanks Kaila for the translation of the first commenter…
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westla24_m asked:
I was recently speaking to a Mexican woman that I work with, who has lived in this country since she was 2 yet her English is pretty basic. I asked her what the infinitive form of a verb was and she seemed confused. I said, “you know, such as estar is the infinitive for estoy, estas, esta, etc.” She then sort of hesitantly agreed - which made me think that many of them may not know Spanish grammar since they only learned to speak it from their parents and didn’t have Spanish grammar lessons in school. I just always kind of guessed that they mostly were literate in Spanish but now I kind of wonder. Any ideas?
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Pepito G asked:
Hi everyone, I´m a student from Spain and I have a career of English Filology. I want to go to USA and teach spanish lessons. Bad, good decision?Is there a good market for this? Places, prices, Advices… Any kind of information will be very helpful.
Thank you!
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Chris asked:
I really want to change, but I think I might have missed a lot of work as now it is the 10th week into the term. I really hate Spanish, not thge subject, the way it is being taught. My Spanish teacher is French so I can hardly understand what he is saying at most of the time he cannot understand me. The only way to be acknowledged in his class is to shout out but he sends you out for that but if you put your hand up he will never answer you just ignore you or tell you to get on with the work. He never explains anything properly so literally nobody in the class understands the work, we haven’t covered even half the work we should have by now. He won’t even help you with anything as he expects you to know it all because there were 2 Spanish classes last year as there used to be 2 teachers and most of us were in the top set. He set us an essay on things we hadn’t been taught and everybody got a D or some people (including me) just scraped a C even though if we had a better teacher we would have all got A’s because last year we had an amazing Spanish teacher who set nearly all of our targets as A’s but she left the school and now we have the current teacher. He is the only Spanish teacher in the school. I really want to change from French to Spanish because I still know more of French even though I don’t do it any more and all the French teachers are excellent and you learn a lot from them. I will talk to my head of year about it tomorrow if I can but if I did I would have to go into another Business Studies class and another IT class and have my whole timetable redone. Would I be able to catch up with the work I missed if they let my swap? Would it be worth me changing or should I stick with Spanish? I always put a lot of hard work into my Spanish lessons but I really don’t have anything to work with as I have learnt absoultely nothing in the past 10 weeks in my Spanish class. Thank you
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Mariposa asked: I’m taking some Spanish lessons and I have a question for my homework.

“Cantas bellisimo!”
Well in fact I have to express my opinion about someone who sings. Can you help me?
And… then I have to express my opinion about someone who eats unhealthy. Please help me with some sentences… This with the food is a lot easyer the the other so please help me with the first!
(I accept suggestions for the second…:)) )
Thanks a lot!
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nick m asked: Tiene la clase de educación física.
Quiere comprar una ensalada en la cafetería.
Su clase de biología es ahora.
Ahora tiene la clase de español.
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latto.. asked: Hey people i need some advice.. if i travel to caracas venezuela to study spanish for 2 months and stay with a host family..how good do you rekon my spanish will be??
And when i come back home i use language software and have spanish lessons..?? how good will it be then?? thank you
BTW do you think it will be safe for a britsh person of LATIN BACKROUND!!! LOOL will be safer in caracas? general question
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outspoken always
asked: My father is teaching me, but when I’m at my Mom’s house, i want to be able to practice an learn on my own without purchasing a big and expensive program like Rosetta Stone. In my old Spanish class at school, we used to go to studyspanish.com and it would provide some free lessons, tests and games. Now that i am learning Polish, i am wondering if there is a website like that out there for learning Polish. Help please!
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