Im here tryna learn spanish for more than a years but only knowing the basics ╥﹏╥
I'm Italian, and I'm studying Spanish too, but these two languages are very similar in the writing and speaking, so it's quite easy.
What's your native language?
Italian also identifies object with masculine and feminine pronouns right? I wanted to learn Italian but a bunch said it had more rules than spanish and would be harder to learn. My native language is English so its kinda hard to learn since sentence structure and other things have to change, but some words are similar which is nice. Are you fluent in 3 languages, if so thats really impressive (▰˘◡˘▰)
I'm not that fluent in Spanish as you think, it's just that many verbs and nouns are similar when we talk about Latin linguistic stock. French, Rumenian and many others are part of it too. From what I'm studying, French is more difficult than Italian and Spanish in pronunciation and writing. The grammar is similar as the Italian one, we've got the same number of verbs.
Idk much about Rumenian and other laguages tho.
By the way, you're right. But I assure you that we'll understand you anyway, even if you wrong part of the structure. Don't worry too much, you'll surely improve if you study hard.
At least, in my language and Spanish, you pronunciate every word and it's not confusing.
And thank you, I'm certain you'll be able to do the same thing soon (๑•ㅂ•)و✧
gracias señorita (づ￣ ³￣)づ
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His mother is Korean, he learned at home with her.
Mhh, I don't think so.
When he first came, he didn't understand a word of Korean, maybe only the basics.
In fact, he didn't know what the blue-haired girl was speaking of. He learned it step by step, but he became so good too quickly.
You should try Duolingo it mite help,
I learning Korean on Doulingo and it's really fun!
This is truly beautiful, but if he speaks and understands Korean this fluently after just one month or more, he's a mf genius.