Language thread to help Spanish learners with their doubts an questions.
Hard mode: Spanish speakers dont go at each others throats.
>but each country speaks a different version of Spanish
all countries mutually understand each other, the differences are barely 1% of the vocabulary and some slang that will easily be understood due to context
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I highly recommend the immersion route. If you know you can switch to another language your brain will not commit completely to learning the language. I also recommend reading simple spanish books, like the alchemist
joder jordi traedme el colacao que voy a follar un par de guarras kjkahkjhñjabhdljha
haseme un shocolate sholanda, que se me shevan el coshe
>wanting to learn manolish
>tfw you try to make a decent thread but the only posters are southamerican kids saying memes about spain
Great thread, thanks for posting.
Im pretty soon about to start learning Spanish, does anyone have any ideas for primary sources I could use? something to structure my learning around, but Id rather not torrent.
A lot to ask but its worth a shot.
qué se puede hacer con español? he estudiado español para cuatro años y ahora vivo en méxico (california) y todavia no me importa usarlo. ya casi olvidé todo. hay beneficios de hablar español? estoy estudiando japones y es increíble. las noticias, las universidades, el país, los cartoons, el porn, todo. Y qué se puede obtener con aprender español? un mutt novia, drogas, ideas izquierdistas, tv programas muy malos, y dubs españoles de progamas americanas. Un día, voy a ser chino.
y no soy chicano
>about to start learning
cant help much if you are starting from scratch
Inmersion could help: listening to spanish music, watching spanish shows (with subs), putting your videogames in spanish...
its pretty much what i did for english and it helped a lot
>beneficios de hablar español?
los beneficios de todos los paises hispanohablantes.
En España o cualquier otro pais de habla hispana les gusta mucho contratar a Americanos.
si te refieres mas a cultura:
>Literatura Española
>Comicos Españoles
>Peliculas en español
Lo siento, escribí un post antipático y me respondiste simpaticamente. Ya soy acostumbrado a todas las hispanohablantes me llamando CHI cualqueir vez que hablo. Gracias, España me parece muy interesante.
Cuales cómicos originalmentes en español son buenos?
te recomiendo que mires "El Club de la comedia"
algunos comicos son
>Berto Romero: co-host en el talk show "buenafuente"
>Goyo Jimenez: "Experto" sobre América
>Dani Rovira: Andaluz gracioso, el mas facil de entender posiblemente
youtube.com
oh shit, cuando dijiste comicos creí que significaste comics como en inglés. Pero esto es bueno, necesito practica.
Mi consejo es escuchar música en español
sólo busca tu género
No olvidéis a los Youtuberes y doblajes españoles
>HOLA CHAVALES AQUÍ OS TRAIGO UN VÍDEO NUEVO DE BLACOSTRES
>ONDA VITAL
si estas en California y no le ves un uso, estas jodido
jaja vaya
comics = comics
comedians = cómicos
por que ven tanto a los youtubers españoles en latinoamerica?
Por que la cerveza Mahou es tan mala?
>por que ven tanto a los youtubers españoles en latinoamerica?
effecto network del rubius
las cervezas españolas son todas malas
San Miguel y 1906 son las unicas pasables
Hey friend.
I love to see you made this thread again!
To other native anglos: Any recommended learning resources?
Dude me too.
Spanish is the (2nd) one.
Better to hear from non-spics tho. No offence! FWIW, your language is the EASIEST for me to learn, by far, having only grown up hearing French/Latin/German in the classroom. It just feels "right".
talk to people, reading books, travel?
duolingo
yeah you should learn it, english and spañish are good together
Do you call it Spanish in your cunt or el castillian?
Kek. Funnily enough duollingo was what brought me this far. But I feel like there's a better way, also Jow Forums linguist-autists says it's not the best.
This is now an iberian bull appreciation thread, post spaniards that you like.
Are you an anglo?
based Correa
not sure about duolingo, but id say visiting chatrooms and actively trying to communicate as soon as possible will speed up your progress by a lot. you shouldnt care about grammar so much at the start as much as just being understood and communicating simple ideas.
1. compra un libro de texto
2. estudia
3. escucha hispanohablantes y leer textos escritos por hispanohablantes
I wouldn't recommend duolingo, you gotta put in the work. I mean it's not a particularly hard language, as in, any idiot can learn it, but it is still a lot of hard work no matter how smart you are. Just like English: easiest language on the planet but speaking it properly still takes a lot of effort no matter how intelligent you are. Find a good textbook and get reading and you're set until you're ready for primary sources whenever you feel like it.
>Shield of Alava
>Castilla
Fuck off plateaunigger
no, hispanic
the verbs most be hard for anglos, just practice
Nada malo con esto desu. Nosotros aca usamos todas esas palabras excepto colacao
>tfw ya hablo italiano
>tfw ya entiendo todo el español en el hilo
>tfw no hay motivo para estudiar a hablar español
Hello mr assange, how are you doing? Are you ok?
What's the difference between castallano and spanish?
castellano is the original spanish one
spanish is castellano in latino countries
the most notable difference is in the pronouns, spaniards use vosotros a lot, latinos use ustedes instead
Go back to Jow Forums you weeb faggot.
CHI
So it's just a different accent
No, Cletus, $DICTATOR$ is not “based”.
No, Cletus, you will never move to Japan.
No, Cletus, you will never “marry a qt redpilled Japanese waifu”.
No one calls it castellano here. Everyone just calls it spanish as it should be
Yes and no, accent is obviously different between latinamerica and spain but there's a difference in accents between latino countries too.
There are some latino countries (like Argentina) where the voseo (using vosotros) is pretty common.
hola, what are some good materials for spanish learning through osmosis