esl student asked:


Which of the following four sentences sounds most appropriate when asking someone who takes language lessons:

Where do you learn Spanish?
Where are you learning Spanish?
Where do you study Spanish?
Where are you studying Spanish?

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“Maga” spazz! asked:


I’m a freshman and in high school I’m taking Spanish 1 or Native Speakers. I just recently started Japanese lessons. The teacher comes to my house to teach me.
Now I’m wondering if I can use this as my foreign language for school. Can I do this just to take of one year off foreign language in school?

I’m not going to try it yet, but I’m just wondering if its possible. If it is, I might take it into consideration.
ugh, I meant “for Native Speakers”

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Isabella’s mama (: asked:


I work at an organization that offers clothes, food and education assistance to those who need it. Probably 95% of people I deal with daily are spanish. I have a translator that stays with me, but often times I think it would be easier if I just knew a little spanish to help other people or to help myself when my translator is not with me. I don’t want to spend a great deal of money on lessons or software to learn. So, any suggestions?

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I’m your helper asked:


I feel that its really important that I learn to speak spanish.Statistics show that the number of people from Spanish speaking countries coming to the U.S. is rising.I can see it where I live.

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slickrick asked:


Today at work, a co-worker told me that I must learn to speak spanish if I wanted to keep my job, he explain to me that it is now the language spoken in this country and if I wanted to work any place I must speak spanish. I alway thought the to speak english in this country was freedom, now this, why should I have to change? What happen to my freedon, What happen to my english? Is this America?

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