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It's time to close the doors to the Temple of Janus.
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It's time to close the doors to the Temple of Janus.
Da.
You know, for a long time I have promised myself I would learn Russian after I somewhat mastered Spanish. . I've struggled with Spanish far more that I thought I would, so the Russian thing still hasn't happened. I may punt and move to French, assuming Spanish ever penetrates this thick skull. For now Google translate will have to do.
It's time to close the doors to the Temple of Janus.
When I took Spanish in high school, I found that it came to me easily. As if I already knew many of the words.
When I told my parents that Spanish class was a piece of cake, they revealed that I'd had a nanny when I was very young who spoke only Spanish. I had no memory of the lady, but somehow had retained the conversational Spanish of a toddler.
I may have that advantage in French. We'll see. My ability to read Spanish is really quite good. I understand my clients if I slow them down. I can't consistently seek it, though. It really is quite frustrating. It's the first think I wanted to learn but haven't yet. I'm considering going to Costa Rica and staying a few months.
It's time to close the doors to the Temple of Janus.
I find Spanish far more intuitive than Russian, French, or even English. The irregular forms are fewer and farther between.
I'm told that anyone learning Spanish should not learn from a Mexican, as other Spanish speakers perceive the Mexican dialect, particularly northern Mexican, as unsophisticated and "hick"-ish.
Mexico is apparently the Claiborne Parish of the Spanish speaking world.
People who drive the wrong way in the grocery store parking lot.
No, I am not talking about brand new Lincolns or Cadillacs with a pair of knuckles attached to some older person that you wouldn't know was in te vehicle otherwise. I am talking about able bodied/minded people who are too lazy to read a sign.