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Learning Spanish
Hola! Como estas? Mi llamo Edz.
More than a couple of months ago, I joined a number of language learning community sites and I was inpired to begin my journey in learning another language aside from my native, which is Filipino, and the universal English language. I was not able to pursue it when I was younger due to lack of resources and perhaps enough motivation. I really like to understand and know Spanish ever since. Maybe it's because I am fascinated by their words and the sounds they produce when they are spoken. It's kind of romantic for me.
Actually there are Filipinos, mostly our elders, who used Spanish words like their own. They had adopted them during the Spanish colonization here in our country years back, so I'm not really totally zero about the language. My grandfather used to say "por favor, gracias, dios mio, buenas dias" and so on. And "feliz navidad" and "noche buena" are very common phrases here during the Christmas season.
Being a mom of two, I'm glad and proud of my little development in the language using online resources only. At this moment, I am confident that I could introduce myself to a native and order "una taza cafe con leche" or " una vaso jugo" in a "restaurante" without being misinterpreted. I have this little notebook of mine where I jot down every Spanish word that I encounter in my learning. Every now and then I browse through it so that I'll be reminded of the words and their meanings. Sometimes I use some simple spanish words when conversing with my hubby and children. I hope my 2 year-old will not be confused with the words though. Surely when they are older, I will be teaching them whatever I learned in this undertaking.
Adios!
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Learning Spanish
More than a couple of months ago, I joined a number of language learning community sites and I was inpired to begin my journey in learning another language aside from my native, which is Filipino, and the universal English language. I was not able to pursue it when I was younger due to lack of resources and perhaps enough motivation. I really like to understand and know Spanish ever since. Maybe it's because I am fascinated by their words and the sounds they produce when they are spoken. It's kind of romantic for me.
Actually there are Filipinos, mostly our elders, who used Spanish words like their own. They had adopted them during the Spanish colonization here in our country years back, so I'm not really totally zero about the language. My grandfather used to say "por favor, gracias, dios mio, buenas dias" and so on. And "feliz navidad" and "noche buena" are very common phrases here during the Christmas season.
Being a mom of two, I'm glad and proud of my little development in the language using online resources only. At this moment, I am confident that I could introduce myself to a native and order "una taza cafe con leche" or " una vaso jugo" in a "restaurante" without being misinterpreted. I have this little notebook of mine where I jot down every Spanish word that I encounter in my learning. Every now and then I browse through it so that I'll be reminded of the words and their meanings. Sometimes I use some simple spanish words when conversing with my hubby and children. I hope my 2 year-old will not be confused with the words though. Surely when they are older, I will be teaching them whatever I learned in this undertaking.
Adios!