The post whore thread.

[brutal]

No Rush fans I guess....

Saw them many times including at a tiny venue in Germany in the early
80's

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[Irving]

Aprender espa?ol y sigue adelante.

Haha, dumb.

[Great-Kazoo]

Aprender espa?ol y sigue adelante.

Haha, dumb.

Lo estoy intentando, lento pero constante.

[Irving]

It feels slow, until it doesn't. Them you go try and talk to someone or watch a show and you back to feeling like you don't know anything.

[ChickNorris]

Night folks

[Great-Kazoo]

It feels slow, until it doesn't. Them you go try and talk to someone or watch a show and you back to feeling like you don't know anything.

Knowing enough to avoid getting stabbed is a start. Knowing how to order, correctly, at a restaurant is good.

Saying or think you're saying. I'd like to know if this is jose's upholstery shop


But in reality it's

Sinceramente, no tengo ni idea, pero mi perezoso amigo podr?a

Has one look at you cross eyed then reply

est?pido gringo est? a punto de ser robado. esta es la parte equivocada de la ciudad para ti

[Great-Kazoo]

Night folks

Good Night, Chick.

[Irving]

Night folks

Buenas noches

[Great-Kazoo]

I have a translate app on the phone. Works great, till you're in a conversation. Then it chokes up like a teenager on their first date.

[Irving]

Knowing enough to avoid getting stabbed is a start. Knowing how to order, correctly, at a restaurant is good.

Saying or think you're saying. I'd like to know if this is jose's upholstery shop


But in reality it's

Sinceramente, no tengo ni idea, pero mi perezoso amigo podr?a

Has one look at you cross eyed then reply

est?pido gringo est? a punto de ser robado. esta es la parte equivocada de la ciudad para ti

I recently decided I'd better start doing daily lessons again. Generally understanding speaking at full speed is the most difficult for me, but I checked out podcasts anyway. I found one called Coffee Break Espanol. It's funny because it's two people from Scotland, teaching Spanish as spoken in Spain, and they sometimes try to explain how to pronounce stuff by using their American accents. If anything, it's at least entertaining.

The best thing I've done so far is learn from different sources with Duolingo carrying most of the weight. If you go that route, make sure you are occasionally clicking on the little speech bubble after each exercise as that takes you to a forum where people are discussing that particular exercise. Every single other helpful resource I've found, I've found in those forums. It was a night and day difference in the speed which I was able to learn. Last time anyway. Once you stop, it rapidly goes away.