I couldn’t find anyone using your technique in French language learning. Btw I already know how to speak Spanish properly thanks to you it’s been a year and half I would like to begin my journey in French now. Thanks a lot you such an angel 🙏🏽❤️
After an extensive investigation, I can't find any source of Spanish grammar that agrees with the claim that "Suelo" does NOT trigger the subjunctive in the dependent clause in the types of examples you show. Can you point me to something authoritative that supports this claim?
I leave comments in Spanish because I wish to practice my Spanish, and doing this I slowly improve. This is the only reason I do it, really. My comment above is poorly expressed at the start though. It should have read: 'solo en espanol' (only in Spanish) and not 'alone in Spanish' as I have written. (Also there is an 'l' missing from 'continual'). All in all, this one is probably not one of my better comments on this site. I firmly believe that one progresses far faster when one leaves one's mother tongue behind. This was the point I was trying to make here. This leaving behind of English can, and should, be done at a very early stage when learning a new language. Feel free to have a look at some of my other comments on Pro Spanish classes; I comment ubiquitously. These are virtually all in Spanish, whilst everyone else comments on this site in English (!).
I couldn’t find anyone using your technique in French language learning. Btw I already know how to speak Spanish properly thanks to you it’s been a year and half I would like to begin my journey in French now. Thanks a lot you such an angel 🙏🏽❤️
Great feature, just to point out there is a mistake when you read the sentence Me gustaria cambiar esto pronto, you said mañana
You are now the best.
The new tool will be a fantastic addition to your course, Well done!
great system! wish this was available for the full course that I purchased
Cliff MP - Level 1 is! The rest coming soon!
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great addition to the website
Do I ever need to use the pronoun ‘Yo’ in conversational Spanish if I want to say, for example, puedo hacer algo, or tengo una amiga? Gracias.
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After an extensive investigation, I can't find any source of Spanish grammar that agrees with the claim that "Suelo" does NOT trigger the subjunctive in the dependent clause in the types of examples you show. Can you point me to something authoritative that supports this claim?
For some reason the website doesn’t work for me:( it only come up with one sentence and doesn’t move on to the next one
There seems to be an issue with iphone/ipads.
I sent you a support email 1 week ago and no reply from you. I'm trying to find the email to the course so I can access it again. Can you help???
Apologies David, I must have missed your email. Please check junk folder in necessary and let me know if you haven't received it. Martin
Prefiero escuchar español solo hasta que mi nivel sea más alto. No me gusta la traducción continua al inglés. No es necesario. Realmente no lo es.
Then why are you here leaving a comment? Why not go listen and then come back when you're a higher level?
I leave comments in Spanish because I wish to practice my Spanish, and doing this I slowly improve. This is the only reason I do it, really. My comment above is poorly expressed at the start though. It should have read: 'solo en espanol' (only in Spanish) and not 'alone in Spanish' as I have written. (Also there is an 'l' missing from 'continual'). All in all, this one is probably not one of my better comments on this site.
I firmly believe that one progresses far faster when one leaves one's mother tongue behind. This was the point I was trying to make here. This leaving behind of English can, and should, be done at a very early stage when learning a new language.
Feel free to have a look at some of my other comments on Pro Spanish classes; I comment ubiquitously. These are virtually all in Spanish, whilst everyone else comments on this site in English (!).