A couple of things

[1fish2fish]

Woo hoo!! I understood everything you said Kuklachica. I'll be taking Spanish next semester so you might see your PM box flooded from time to time ;) I couldn't fit it into my schedule this semester so I'm taking French instead.

[dramaqueen]

Hablo un poco Espanol pero no muy bien.

[Grant83]

i LOVE algebra! whats the problem??? I have a bachelors degree in Math :)

[MrVampire181]

Originally Posted by kuklachica

¡Hola! Sí, soy profesora de español (en middle school) :) Podemos practicar, si quieres. ¿Dónde aprendiste español? ¿Eres latinto?

También, yo se **un poco** de álgebra.

Sí soy latino, pero mis abuelos no enseñar español a mis padres, así que estoy utilizando ahora Rosetta Stone para aprender.

Yo tambien con todo matematicas jaja.

[MrVampire181]

Originally Posted by dramaqueen

Hablo un poco Espanol pero no muy bien.

Yo tambien pero mi espanol es muy mal (pienso).

[vilmarisv]

Originally Posted by kuklachica

¡Hola! Sí, soy profesora de español (en middle school) :) Podemos practicar, si quieres. ¿Dónde aprendiste español? ¿Eres latinto?

También, yo se **un poco** de álgebra.

Haha!! Sorry had to laugh... "latinto"??? Sounds funny... like "la tinta" which would be "the ink".
middle school = secundaria

Don't get me wrong I like that you use the punctuations correctly, even Spanish speaking people are too lazy to type them.


My first language is Spanish and I'm very good with my grammar. Also, I was Math/Computer mayor in college so I can help.

[Kiara123]

Originally Posted by kuklachica

¡Hola! Sí, soy profesora de español (en middle school) :) Podemos practicar, si quieres. ¿Dónde aprendiste español? ¿Eres latinto?

También, yo se **un poco** de álgebra.

WHAT DOES IT MEAN

[dramaqueen]

My dad's first language was Spsnish and I wish we would have grown up bilingual but he never taught us Spanish. We had to learn it in school.

[MrVampire181]

Originally Posted by Kiara123

WHAT DOES IT MEAN

It means she's a middle school math teacher and that we can practice spanish if I want and shes asking where I learn spanish and shes saying she knows a little algebra.

Originally Posted by dramaqueen

My dad's first language was Spsnish and I wish we would have grown up bilingual but he never taught us Spanish. We had to learn it in school.

My great grandparents only spoke spanish..my grandparents never taught my parents spanish

[kuklachica]

Originally Posted by vilmarisv

Haha!! Sorry had to laugh... "latinto"??? Sounds funny... like "la tinta" which would be "the ink".
middle school = secundaria

yeah that was a typo.. i saw it later but was too lazy to go back and correct it

i always get confused (even in english) whether middle school is considered part of secondary school (high school technically) or elementary school, you know? some districts break it down k-6 and 7-12 and others k-8 and 9-12... so i figured i'd just write middle school, hehe. too lazy in the summer...

edit: where are you from vil? i've been to guatemala a couple of times as well as Republica Dominicana. i only teach a very very very basic intro to spanish (about a quarter long total) so my higher level spanish doesn't get much use. especially since i live in maine so not many people speak spanish here at all.