I am taking a Spanish 3 class right now, and after getting a B- this semester, I came to realize that I desperately need to study. I know B- doesn't sound so bad, but i am getting C's, D's and F's on the tests, and the only things supporting my grade is EC and homework. I am really having problems on the grammar, and sentence structuring in Spanish. What are best ways to study Spanish grammar?

That's to say, aimed at young people, mix of music and chat, popular...

Thanks!

saidesta es punta en avio ceseta el defei

what does that mean???

I want to learn Spanish more, i am considered intermediate. i can't buy Rosetta Stone, its too expensive. are there other ones that work well? I want to advance. Any websites? Products? Something? I can't find any websites that have free lessons with out you having to buy the whole pack for all of the lessons.

I was in the fourth grade when my teacher told us to think about our futures.
Estaba en el cuarto grado cuando mi maestra nos dijo pensar sobre nuestros futuros.

I'm not sure if I expressed it correctly - what do you think?

Some examples of how to describe her. This is for a spanish 101 class so it has to be very basic,PLEEEASE HELP!
some examples would be:
how to say:
1) she has won many awards. she is bipolar but she is getting better. She married her back up dancer. They fought alot. She does not see her kids alot. At night she goes out with her friends. They go to the club. They smoke and drink alot. She is going through bad times.

I can't remember what political party thinks that American citizens should have to learn Spanish to accommodate non-English speakers. Can someone help me out please?

I have a voice message on my cell phone that I downloaded onto my computer. The message is in Spanish and I would like to have it translated into English so I can understand what it says. Does anyone know where I can get this done?

I've always been interested in languages. Obviously, I speak English, and I'm currently learning Spanish as well, but I'd like to learn another language outside of school. Which language would be the best for me to learn, and why? I would prefer to learn something with an alphabet similar to English and Spanish, but I'm open to anything. Thanks!

I am just curious, I met a kid whose whole family is mexican but they did not teach him spanish so he can be more americanized and he told me he hates when people assume he knows spanish. Is it becoming more common for 2nd/3rd generations of latino people in america to not speak spanish, or not know it fluently?

Hi. I was just wondering whenever i go to a laundromat I always see some Spanish people selling pirated CDs. Do you know how much they sell one audio CD? like a cd playlist/album with 18 songs or something like that?
i'm not going to make or buy one. I'm just curious how much they sell those.

I am interested in studying Romance languages, I studied French 4 or 5 years and I can understand it in general but I can't speak it because I find the pronunciation very difficult. I started studying Italian 2 months ago and it is going well but some people tell me that I should stop and study Spanish instead of it because it is easier and much more useful than Italian. Is it true?

I used to hear it every once in a while a few years ago but haven't heard it lately. It sounds kinda like he's saying "La Vagra! Oooh! La Vagra! Oooh!" (maybe "bagra"?) Over and over. It's a fast and upbeat song. Any Help?

Ignore the need of opening question marks, accents and ~:
1. Por cual no vienes a clase de espanol todas las semanas?

2. No eres para aqui, verdad?

Actually I am not even sure about what they mean...

I mean there's no official language and more and more people speak Spanish. So why do some people feel that they don't need to learn it and think that everyone should learn English? I know plenty of people that don't speak a word of English and have been here for 20 years. And they get by just fine. It's pretty much becoming equivalent to English I think because there is no official language.

I'm still in year 11 but I wasn't able to choose spanish as an option...what could I use to learn spanish.... Rosetta stone is £400 which is way too much, and Muzzy is way too young for my ages as the ages are only up to at the most 12 year olds. I'm looking into taking a course in college, but outside of school, how can I learn myself?

Hey,I love the country of Spain and the language of Spanish.I am a dial up user.Therefore the speed is low.So please find a way to study Spanish,About Spain,Football players name etc........

I wanna learn an extra language so that it would help me in the future...I am planning to do my MS in the US...I am right now in India....So which language would be more helpful

I am just curious, I met a kid whose whole family is mexican but they did not teach him spanish so he can be more americanized and he told me he hates when people assume he knows spanish. Is it becoming more common for 2nd/3rd generations of latino people in america to not speak spanish, or not know it fluently?

First off, this is not a homework assignment, I'm just trying to comprehend this. So for the commands, decir, ir, salir, tener, hacer, poner, ser, and venir - how could you use them in a sentence in a command form? And I also don't really understand of how to add pronombres directos and indirectos to the mandantos, could you please give me some examples?

Thanks a lot!

I am a Spanish major looking into affordable study abroad programs for the fall semester, and for now my city choices are Valdivia, Chile, Morelia, Mexico, and Rosario, Argentina. I'm a 22 year old female and I am concerned about activities around the city, safety, and desirability of accent. I also prefer a more tropical feel (but it is not necessary), and less European influence. If you have any experience with any of these cities at all, please share your stories. Thanks!

I live in London and really want to learn Spanish,I work during the day so I am free most nights.

Hi, I'm thinking about applying to Cambridge and a lot of people have been saying its really important to 'read around the subject' so that you can show you have a genuine interest in the interview. Obviously because I want to study French and Spanish, there is a vast number of books I could read. So I would like to know of any French or Spanish literature that you enjoyed and think would be good for me to read.

Thanks in advance,
Mark

what is "They dont pay you know mind" In spanish please help need to learn more words

I mean where they also explain the grammar and not just basic tourist sentences?

Languages that I'm currently fluent in are English or Dutch.

I attempted to learn French and I was okay at it. I could easily spell and pronounce what I was saying. But I heard Spanish was easier. And I have more interest in that so I really wanna try and learn it. So, how's Spanish easy for an English-speaker, like me? And how is it (If it even is) easier to learn Spanish than French for English-speaker? Maybe I should start out with Spanish first?