Oooh, it's fun! It's interactive! They never speak a lick of English (or any other non-Spanish language for that matter), and so far, I'm liking it and, I think, making nice progress.
Yo soy maestro.
Yo tengo una bicicleta azul y bicicleta naranja.
Ahora, I'm going to ride mi bicicleta azul to the Post Office. Okay, so I'm still pretty limited in my fluency level...
Yep, won't be long now until I can
Hasta luego!
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I can't speak it, but I can understand quite a bit. Kacey has had Spanish classes since Kindergarten and she speaks it quite frequently in general conversation. So if I know what we're talking about, I can figure out what she's saying.
Maybe I should learn it too!
¡Oye maestro!
Tenga cabalgar de cuidado a la oficina de correos.
Tenga cuidado para los SUVs.
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I may not speak it well, but I understand enough to know when I am being slammed.
I used to know a bit of Spanish, but have more or less fallen out of practice. Now all I can do is a short bit that makes me sound like a game show host on Univision. Truly something I can place on my resume.
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