LANGUAGE EXCHANGE
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LANGUAGE EXCHANGE
I am a Spanish man from Madrid living now in the Axarquía of Málaga (near Benagalbón).
Looking for a native English speaker that lives near this area to exchange conversation in Spanish / English and to work hard both in listening and speaking.
Flexible timing, seriousness and "Castilian accent"!!
Jose
Looking for a native English speaker that lives near this area to exchange conversation in Spanish / English and to work hard both in listening and speaking.
Flexible timing, seriousness and "Castilian accent"!!
Jose
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I am a Spanish man from Madrid living now in the Axarquía of Málaga (near Benagalbón).
Looking for a native English speaker that lives near this area to exchange conversation in Spanish / English and to work hard both in listening and speaking.
Flexible timing, seriousness and "Castilian accent"!!
Jose
Looking for a native English speaker that lives near this area to exchange conversation in Spanish / English and to work hard both in listening and speaking.
Flexible timing, seriousness and "Castilian accent"!!
Jose
I'm sure you will find people interested. I did remove your email address, only because when published on a public forum they can be picked up by spambots. When you have made a few posts people can access you via the internal pm or email system.
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Re: LANGUAGE EXCHANGE
Good luck, but most Brits here are too lazy and ignorant to learn Spanish.
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Oh my bad, is there a new set of statistics where 90 percent of Brits can speak Spanish now? And have all the posts by Brits who say they are too old to learn or haven't got time disappeared? LOL.
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Sure there are a number - myself included - who find it hard to retain vocabulary, and the verbs; well... And I know you're right to imply there are many more who could make more effort to learn more than their probably very limited vocabulary. And I know from experience that classes locally don't have every potential Brit applying. But to say most Brits here are too lazy and ignorant to learn Spanish ? You mentioned statistics. Where are yours?
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Sorry not familiar with the phrase 'oh my bad'. As to the rest, Well I'm absolutely convinced we're not talking about 90% of Brits but (I'd suggest) the Brits who live in Spain, or spend a significant amount of time here. Show me one post from one Brit saying they're too old to learn at all or haven't got time at all.
Sure there are a number - myself included - who find it hard to retain vocabulary, and the verbs; well... And I know you're right to imply there are many more who could make more effort to learn more than their probably very limited vocabulary. And I know from experience that classes locally don't have every potential Brit applying. But to say most Brits here are too lazy and ignorant to learn Spanish ? You mentioned statistics. Where are yours?
Sure there are a number - myself included - who find it hard to retain vocabulary, and the verbs; well... And I know you're right to imply there are many more who could make more effort to learn more than their probably very limited vocabulary. And I know from experience that classes locally don't have every potential Brit applying. But to say most Brits here are too lazy and ignorant to learn Spanish ? You mentioned statistics. Where are yours?
There are loads who admit it, and further proof is that some have been here for donkeys years and have grown old with the translators who helped them when they first arrived here.
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Sorry not familiar with the phrase 'oh my bad'. As to the rest, Well I'm absolutely convinced we're not talking about 90% of Brits but (I'd suggest) the Brits who live in Spain, or spend a significant amount of time here. Show me one post from one Brit saying they're too old to learn at all or haven't got time at all.
Sure there are a number - myself included - who find it hard to retain vocabulary, and the verbs; well... And I know you're right to imply there are many more who could make more effort to learn more than their probably very limited vocabulary. And I know from experience that classes locally don't have every potential Brit applying. But to say most Brits here are too lazy and ignorant to learn Spanish ? You mentioned statistics. Where are yours?
Sure there are a number - myself included - who find it hard to retain vocabulary, and the verbs; well... And I know you're right to imply there are many more who could make more effort to learn more than their probably very limited vocabulary. And I know from experience that classes locally don't have every potential Brit applying. But to say most Brits here are too lazy and ignorant to learn Spanish ? You mentioned statistics. Where are yours?
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Re: LANGUAGE EXCHANGE
Reading this forum I was under the impression that 99% of posters are fluent in Spanish
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And I've heard some of those that claim to be able to speak decent Spanish! We've got an excuse, we're not living there, but all those that have been there for years, immersed in the lingo every day, they should be brilliant. But they aren't!