hola todos,
alegre puedo hablar lengua española aquí, porque necesito realmente mejorar en mi lengua española.

keyne:

dis is NAIRALAND for nigerians.dnt soil it wit spanish nonsense.

have you heard of the word bilingual?
i beat you hvn't.

Hola stamma, bien venido aquí. No usa tu tiempo contestar keyne. solo es una nina. Donde estas? como aprendiste español?

@defman,
gracias mucho. Viví en España por un año que es cuando aprendí lengua española. ¿qué sobre usted?

Muy Bien. Estoy en los estados unidos, pero tenia un compañero de casa y el es de México. También tengo muchos amigos de latino americano. Me gustaría visitar España, es un hermoso lugar si?

que bien lo haceis chicos!!

stamma:

@defman,
gracias mucho. Viví en España por un año que es cuando aprendí lengua española. ¿qué sobre usted?

You googled that , pero aun me encanta el interes mostrado por vosotros en decie algo aqui al menos

romeo:

que bien lo haceis chicos!!

You googled that , pero aun me encanta el interes mostrado por vosotros en decie algo aqui al menos

Jajajaja lol! como supiste que el uso google? y tu, usas "vosotros". I know they use vosotros only in spain. Where did you learn?

Pandejo!

defman:

Jajajaja lol! como supiste que el uso google? y tu, usas "vosotros". I know they use vosotros only in spain. Where did you learn?

Bueno me di cuenta que el utilizaba goodle nada mas leer lo que escribio jajaja!! Si vivo en España desde hace un tiempo.

ahora donde estas? volviste a Nigeria?

defman:

ahora donde estas? volviste a Nigeria?

En España aun! Y tu donde estas?

Estoy en los estados unidos, soy estudiante aqui. Me gustaria vistar Espana. Supe que hay muchas buenos lugares alla. si?

amor a primera vista

I'm taking a Spanish 101 course at a community college. This is the first time I've taken Spanish anywhere, and I'm still in high school (12th grade). I'm doing well, I haven't scored lower than a B (well I got a low C on a quiz, but that was only one time) on any test or quiz, but the class is difficult and requires a lot of study.

We're now learning how to conjugate verbs, and how to use the question words.

These are the verbs we're on now: ir (voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van), and est (estoy, estas, esta, estamos, estais, estan).

For the Spanish experts out there, could anyone explain to me a few things to me?

I notice that when you translate something from English into Spanish, the literal translation puts the words in an order that would be illogical in English. Why don't the words in Spanish flow like they would in English?

Another question I have is with the conjugation of certain verbs. For example, when using "voy" in saying "Voy a los bibloteca para estudio", should I put "Yo" in front, or does the "voy" suggest the "yo" already?

These are the verbs we're on now: ir (voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van), and est (estoy, estas, esta, estamos, estais, estan).

First, let's get the spelling of the verb correctly. You said "est", I believe you meant "estar". All spanish verbs end in either "ar", "er" or "ir".

I notice that when you translate something from English into Spanish, the literal translation puts the words in an order that would be illogical in English. Why don't the words in Spanish flow like they would in English?

Understand that spanish is a language in itself as well as English. Your question can also be put like - Why don't the words in English flow like they would in spanish? All languages are unique and none is superior.

Another question I have is with the conjugation of certain verbs. For example, when using "voy" in saying "Voy a los bibloteca para estudio", should I put "Yo" in front, or does the "voy" suggest the "yo" already?

In spanish, when you conjugate the verb, the spelling is different depending on the subject of the verb. This is different in English.
Yo voy a mi casa - I go to my house
Tu vas a tu casa - You go to your house
El va a su casa - He goes to his house.
You can see the differences voy, vas and va in spanish whereas in english, the verb is pretty much the same go, go, goes. Thus you can eliminate the Yo and the Tu and just say voy a mi casa because you will still be understood. I guess somewhere along the line, the Yo disappeared. It's not used unless it's absolutely necessary - for eg when using a verb that does not distinguish I or you, or when emphasis is to be placed on the Yo.

Have fun in spanish class.