July 7, 2021
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¡Hola!
¡Tengo acentos! Los buscé un lugar qué pudedo escribir en español. Hoy, trabajé. Trabajo el lunes a el domingo. Sin embargo, en la semana proxima, tengo la semana todo libre. Estoy un poco consado, pero entiendo qué practicando el español cada día es muy importante para hablar fludio.. Espero qué seguir mejorando. ¡Aprendiendo el español ha sido divertido! ( Está es divertido porque todavída aprendiendo jaja)
¡Gracias para su corectiones!
I have accents! I found a place that I can write in Spanish. Today I worked. I work Monday - Sunday however, next week I have the whole week off. I am a little tired, but I understand that practicing Spanish every day is important to speak fluently. I hope I continue to improve. Learning spanish has been fun ( Learning spanish is fun, because I am still learning)
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You could say, segundo día, for example. I didn't mention it in the last correction, but primero, segundo, tercero, are adjectives, so they must go with a substantive. Also, notice that in this case, they must go before the substantive. It's an exception.
¡Hola!
¡Tengo acentos!
Los bBuscé un lugar quéa web donde pudedo escribir en español.
I would said web (website), because I understand it is online.
Hoy, trabajé.
Trabajo del lunes a el domingo.
When we talk about a specific schedule, like from Monday to Sunday, from Monday to Friday, we must say de... a... (De lunes a domingo, de lunes a viernes).
Sin embargo, en la semana proximla próxima semana, tengo toda la semana todo libre.
Both próxima and toda are "adjetivos determinativos" (literally, determiner adjectives), which means that they are a hybrid of determiners and adjectives, that's why they must go before the noun. Don't worry if it sounds complicated, I'm pretty sure you haven't seen it yet, but I should correct it anyway.
Estoy un poco coansado, pero entiendo quée practicando elr español cada día es muy importante para hablar fludio.de manera fluida.
Entender + que + infinitive (Entiendo que hacer ejercicio es sano, entiendo que tocar la guitarra cada día es importante para tocar bien, etc.).
When we talk about talking, practicing or studying languages, we rarely use the article (Hablo español, estudio francés, practico ruso)
Espero qué seguir mejorando.
In this kind of sentences, you don't need que. You can express it with it using the subjunctive, but that's advanced, we will stick with esperar + verb. (You could also say: Espero mejorar)
¡Aprendiendo eler español ha sido divertido!
We would use the infinitive, because we're talking about a general activity (you learn Spanish in different ways) that takes a long time to achieve (if you can learn a language 100%, which I don't think so, hahahah).
( Está eEs divertido porque todavída estoy aprendiendo, jaja)
We would use ser (es) because it's an adjective that expresses a "nuclear" characteristic (learning Spanish is generally fun, or boring, or whatever, hahaha).
¡Gracias paraor su correctciones!
Gracias + por
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Wow! It's so great that you're trying to practice Spanish even if you work so much! Well done! ¡Muchos ánimos, sigue así! :)
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Segunda Segund You could say, segundo día, for example. I didn't mention it in the last correction, but primero, segundo, tercero, are adjectives, so they must go with a substantive. Also, notice that in this case, they must go before the substantive. It's an exception.
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¡Hola! |
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¡Tengo acentos! |
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Los buscé un lugar qué pudedo escribir en español.
I would said web (website), because I understand it is online.
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Hoy, trabajé. |
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Trabajo el lunes a el domingo. Trabajo de When we talk about a specific schedule, like from Monday to Sunday, from Monday to Friday, we must say de... a... (De lunes a domingo, de lunes a viernes).
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Sin embargo, en la semana proxima, tengo la semana todo libre. Sin embargo, Both próxima and toda are "adjetivos determinativos" (literally, determiner adjectives), which means that they are a hybrid of determiners and adjectives, that's why they must go before the noun. Don't worry if it sounds complicated, I'm pretty sure you haven't seen it yet, but I should correct it anyway.
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Estoy un poco consado, pero entiendo qué practicando el español cada día es muy importante para hablar fludio.. Estoy un poco c Entender + que + infinitive (Entiendo que hacer ejercicio es sano, entiendo que tocar la guitarra cada día es importante para tocar bien, etc.).
When we talk about talking, practicing or studying languages, we rarely use the article (Hablo español, estudio francés, practico ruso) |
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Espero qué seguir mejorando. Espero In this kind of sentences, you don't need que. You can express it with it using the subjunctive, but that's advanced, we will stick with esperar + verb. (You could also say: Espero mejorar)
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¡Aprendiendo el español ha sido divertido! ¡Aprend We would use the infinitive, because we're talking about a general activity (you learn Spanish in different ways) that takes a long time to achieve (if you can learn a language 100%, which I don't think so, hahahah).
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( Está es divertido porque todavída aprendiendo jaja) ( We would use ser (es) because it's an adjective that expresses a "nuclear" characteristic (learning Spanish is generally fun, or boring, or whatever, hahaha).
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¡Gracias para su corectiones! ¡Gracias p Gracias + por
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