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10 May 2018, 18:59
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Spanish CDs...
I am looking for some. I know there are apps and such that do.
Just looking for a set I can put in the player and listen to on the way to work. My vocabulary for what I do is good, and decent for talking about whatever else. After 20 some odd years, my accent and pronunciation makes people think Im fluent, and I am not. Think I should focus on verb conjugation and make sure the nouns pronouns, verbs adjectives, and gender agree. I had five years of Latin between middle school and high school. That helped me. v/r S 
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2 July 2018, 07:20
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I drank Corona's for many years. That helped me.
" La cerveza mas fina. Por favor".
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2 July 2018, 19:21
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About 720 moons ago I took Spanish in school, what I learned was that their are a lot of different dilates of Spanish/Mexican language. Now days there is a lot of words used or sound the same.
Go to a book store an see if they have CD's on Spanish Good Luck.
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30 January 2019, 10:34
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another recommendation... try the free duolingo app on your phone..
its not going to make you fully fluent.. but its helped me brush up, keep current, etc.. I screw around with it 10-15 minutes a day, maybe 5 days a week.. Im not 2/2/2 as a result.. but I can go into a restaurant and order a meal, hail a cab, and carry on a basic conversation like a 3 or 4 year old.. (about the same as my English skills..  )...
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31 January 2019, 01:31
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