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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
I have been practicing since she announced the test would be on the 22nd. Since then I have been practicing, I have especially been focusing on numbers, colors, and greetings. Yet I know that won't be the entire focus of the test. So I'm worried. Sometimes I wish life was like the Matrix where I could just download this kind of knowledge into my Brain and be done with it.   | ||
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BookTwo
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TwilightStar
United States649 Posts
Also, Whenever I'm at school I wish I could download stuff into my brain too... hah.. I bet alot of people feel like that :D | ||
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Agavond
448 Posts
Prospects of stealthblue test.... grim... I'm just playing hope everything goes well for you tomorrow! Just keep reading the book and rehearse the tasks or assignments your professor has given. I'm sure you'll do good just have positive attitude which sometimes feels like I should take that advice as well. XD Edit: one of the things the teacher tested me on were alphabets, greetings, accents (punctuation wise), and speaking. to be more precise the professor would say a letters and we would write them down to make a word. then he would make us fill-in-the-blanks of sentences. | ||
zXk3
Mexico1178 Posts
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Ingenol
United States1328 Posts
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il0seonpurpose
Korea (South)5638 Posts
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micronesia
United States24805 Posts
Eres estupido!!! + Show Spoiler + The key is what types of questions will be asked. If you know that then there shouldn't be much cause for anxiety. | ||
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EsX_Raptor
United States2802 Posts
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arb
Noobville17922 Posts
you can do better than me ez | ||
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Kenpachi
United States9908 Posts
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Dasher
United States71 Posts
On September 22 2009 11:10 EsX_Raptor wrote: Oye, te deseo buena suerte; este lenguaje no es nada facil, pero estoy seguro q te ira bien won ;D I am in spanish II and I don't understand half of what you said.  | ||
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selboN
United States2523 Posts
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Perguvious
United States1783 Posts
On September 22 2009 11:35 Dasher wrote: I am in spanish II and I don't understand half of what you said. this is between spanish II and III | ||
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jonnyp
United States415 Posts
 on a related note, either next semester or the following i will be taking a spanish literature class, any good spanish books out there? (preferably ones i can read lol, im in my 3rd semester of spanish) | ||
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zyxjk
United States75 Posts
On September 22 2009 11:35 Dasher wrote: I am in spanish II and I don't understand half of what you said. Am I right if i translate that to be: Listen, I wish for you good luck. This language is not anything easy, but I'm sure that (q=que?), you'll be fine. *what is "won" (assuming that its spanish and i didn't fail) | ||
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Jonoman92
United States9110 Posts
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IntoTheWow
is awesome32282 Posts
On September 22 2009 12:32 zyxjk wrote: Am I right if i translate that to be: Listen, I wish for you good luck. This language is not anything easy, but I'm sure that (q=que?), you'll be fine. *what is "won" (assuming that its spanish and i didn't fail) Your translation is correct. I think won / weon is slang used in some countries to refer to people, like dude, but im not sure, it's not used here or in spain for sure. | ||
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Perguvious
United States1783 Posts
On September 22 2009 12:17 jonnyp wrote: ¡buena suerte! my first exam for spanish is este miércoles on a related note, either next semester or the following i will be taking a spanish literature class, any good spanish books out there? (preferably ones i can read lol, im in my 3rd semester of spanish) don quixote + Show Spoiler + just kidding, too hard even for me in my AP spanish class | ||
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EsX_Raptor
United States2802 Posts
On September 22 2009 12:32 zyxjk wrote: Am I right if i translate that to be: Listen, I wish for you good luck. This language is not anything easy, but I'm sure that (q=que?), you'll be fine. *what is "won" (assuming that its spanish and i didn't fail) Very good! I'm impressed =) I wouldn't expect anybody that isn't South American to know what the word "won" means and you'll NEVER see it in a test, because actually, it is the abbreviation of another word, "guevon", which is a very informal word that roughly translates to "bud, pal, comrade, etc" and is only used in certain countries in South America. And yes, "q" = "que", very good! The best translation for what I said up there translates as: "Hey, I wish you good luck; this language isn't easy at all, but I'm sure that you'll do well bro ;D" Edit: A question, I've never taken a Spanish course and I'm wondering, do your teachers speak to you only in Spanish? I think I was once passing by a class and the teacher was speaking in Spanish to her students lol I'm not sure what the level was but I'd say around Spanish IV or V. | ||
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