Spanish Help (More Long-term)

[Milo Rambaldi]

Well, I've given up on Spanish in my high-school (Gave up in January, actually), mainly because the teachers are either terrible at teaching, or just complete :censor:.

I plan on finishing my spanish up in college, but that's almost two years away, and I'll probably lose a LOT of my spanish in that time. Hell, I've already lost a lot of it.

I was wondering if people could help by speaking with me, critiquing my grammar/spelling/etc..., giving me things to translate, and so on. I like the language, but I simply cannot take it at my school.

So... Any help would be appreciated! :D (And preferrably longer-term, as one week won't help me that much in the long run).

Milo

[Kai]

How many verb tenses have you studied so far? Do you know at least the preterite yet? In other words, how far along are you with the language?

[Milo Rambaldi]

I was at level four, where we were supposed to be speaking fluently in spanish, know our past verb conjugation, and were learning the subjunctive, or whatever it's called...

I dunno, it was January when I had my last class... :(

[Kai]

Well, there are several Spanish devotees here, so it will be interesting to see your grasp of the language--especially how you use prepositions.

[Crazy Jamie]

We could always start a general Spanish thread again. We've had various incarnations of it over the years, and there would be no harm in starting it again. In fact, I'll do that now.