/spanishclass/ - Clase de Español

I'll check it out. Gracias.

how do you say that in espanol?

>>283
>I'll check it out
-Lo voy a checar/chequear (used predominantly in Mexico). Pretty much a perfect equivalent.
-Le voy a echar un vistazo ~= I'm gonna take a look at it

Check something out doesn't have an exact translation in my region, so we Argies have to settle for expressions with similar meaning.

>>284
By settle for expressions with similar meanings I meant the 2nd alternative (Le voy a echar un vistazo).

>>284
No soy la otra persona anónima, pero, me gusta, mi amigo.

>>286
Your sentence doesn't have any mistakes in it However, I just wouldn't write it that way, at least not on a chan.
in? on? That always causes me trouble

>No soy la otra persona anónima, pero, me gusta, mi amigo.
No soy el otro anon, pero me gusta, mi amigo.
I'm not the other anon, but I like it, my friend.

I removed the comma after pero because I thought it was unnecessary.

>>287
Gracias, amigo.

Something that I definitely need is practice. I have already started to feel some of my Spanish slip away because I do not practice enough. ;_;

>>288
Well, you could post any inquiries you have. That would also help since the board is basically dead and hardly anyone posts anymore.

>>289
What I am sort of wanting to do is post some of the .pdfs that I got from when I took Spanish at school. I just need to do it, as they are all on the other computer.

I have forgotten most of my tenses. I can pretty much only speak in present tense now. I used to know like almost all of the tenses, even though I wasn't good in them.

>>290
Spanish books and material geared at foreign speakers will definitely help. They present topics in a simplified and concise way and present you with some real-life scenarios.
The only downside (if my English books from school are anything to go by) is, that books for foreign speakers often gloss over the more complicated topics (e.g. my English books never explained using do in an affirmative sentence), resulting in greater difficulty to understand speech patterns that deviate from the standard structure they provide.

Yeah, it can be a bit overwhelming getting back to where one was, but it's easier since one already went through everything once.
At least you're not in a class where your retardedly incompetent classmates say stuff to the tune of "We can use pen or pencil?" It's a preparatory course for a C2 exam.

Que te vaya bien, anon.
I hope you do well, anon.