Board Thread:Off Topic/@comment-25936766-20170228175626/@comment-25936766-20170308015002

PisceanWaterbender wrote: Por sus proprias preguntas, 1.) Asi asi, dependiendo en el subjeto, porque algunos subjetos son tan más fáciles. Estoy lentamente, pero tengo las habilidades a cumplí con las expectaciones.

2.)  Para hablar, la misma respuesta que 1.) Mis habilidades de escribir y traducir en/a español son mejores que mis habilidades de hablar. 1) Okay, some corrections:

1-Sujeto, not Subjeto.

2-"Porque algunos sujetos son tan mas faciles".....the "tan", technically speaking, is wrong to be used there in that sentence. If you meant "Much more" when you said "Tan mas", it's "Mucho mas". (It does work for informal conversations however).

3-"Pero tengo las habilidades a cumplí con las expectaciones" = "But I have the skills to accomplish with the expectations".

I assume you meant there "But I have the skills to meet the expectations"? Because it makes more sense if you said "Pero tengo las habilidades para cumplir con las expectaciones".

2) Same here. I know how to pronounce the words in english, yet most of the time I end up speaking some weird salad.

I meant a slow class as in the pace and speed of conversating as opposed to the real conversations. I know pacing is different for each variant of Spanish, but if I were to go out right now to another country with that being my only method, I'm not sure I could survive indefinitely. Well, spanish words tend to be far longer than their english counterparts. For example: "Music means life", that's 4 sounds. In spanish, it's "Musica significa vida". 9 syllables.

So just making a sentence in spanish is bound to feel far longer than it would be in english.