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Bienvenidos/ Welcome π
π START HERE: Welcome to Speak it Lingo! πͺπΈβ¨ Hola π If youβre here, youβre officially part of the Speak it Lingo community β a place for people who want to actually speak Spanish β€οΈ This is your space to practice, make mistakes, improve, and enjoy the process without pressure. AquΓ hablamos espaΓ±ol REAL π¬π₯ π― WHAT YOUβLL FIND HERE β’ π₯ Live classes & speaking sessions: Practice with real conversations and interactive activities. β’ π Mini lessons & practical explanations: Short, clear content focused on communication. β’ π Homework, quizzes & challenges: Designed to help you speak faster and remember naturally. β’ π¬ Community support: Ask questions, share progress, and practice together. β’ πͺπΈ Spanish for real life: Travel, conversations, ordering food, daily routines, past tense, pronunciation, slang, and more. π START HERE 1οΈβ£ Introduce yourself in the comments: - Your name - Your country - Your Spanish level - Why you want to learn Spanish Example: βHi! Iβm Sarah from the US πΊπΈIβm a beginner and I want to learn Spanish for travel and conversations!β π
IMPORTANT β Check the Classroom tab for lessons and materials β Turn on notifications so you donβt miss live classes β Donβt be afraid to make mistakes β thatβs part of learning π π₯ COMMUNITY RULES β’ Be respectful β’ Encourage others β’ Practice consistently β’ Try to write in Spanish when possible βοΈ Bienvenidos π Iβm so excited to help you finally feel comfortable speaking Spanish π
1d β’Β
Clase de hoy
Gracias @Speakit Lingo y @Jenny Akinosho for la conversacon sobre la tema de redes sociales
Jun 11 β’Β
ΒΏCuΓ‘l es tu telΓ©fono? π±
βοΈ Ejemplo: "Mi telΓ©fono es tres (3) - cinco (5) - siete (7) - ocho (8). Es fΓ‘cil de recordar porque todos los nΓΊmeros son diferentes." π‘ Don't worry about mistakes. You can use an invented phone number if you prefer! π Β‘Escribe tu respuesta en espaΓ±ol!
17d β’Β
π¬ Expression of the Day: Y ya
Today youβll learn one of the most natural ways to say βand thatβs itβ in Spanish: π Y ya Native speakers use it all the time when theyβve finished saying something, finished telling a story, or simply have nothing else to add. Examples π Fui al supermercado, comprΓ© pan, comprΓ© lecheβ¦ y ya. (I went to the supermarket, bought bread, bought milkβ¦ and thatβs it.) π½οΈ El fin de semana comΓ en un restaurante, vi una pelΓculaβ¦ y ya. (This weekend I ate at a restaurant, watched a movieβ¦ and thatβs it.) π Ayer estudiΓ© un pocoβ¦ y ya. (Yesterday I studied a littleβ¦ and thatβs it.) π Now tell us in the comments: ΒΏQuΓ© hiciste ayer? (What did you do yesterday?) Finish your answer with: π β¦y ya. Do you like this one for skool?
26d β’Β
π ΒΏEs mejor vivir en una ciudad grande o en un pueblo pequeΓ±o?
Hola π ΒΏQuΓ© prefieres? ποΈ Una ciudad π³ Un pueblo ΒΏPor quΓ©? (Which do you prefer? Why?) π Palabras ΓΊtiles - prefiero (I prefer) - porque (because) - hay (there is/there are) - tranquilo (quiet) - ruidoso (noisy) - cerca de (close to) - lejos de (far from) π¬ Responde segΓΊn tu nivel: π£ Principiante (Beginner) Ejemplo: Prefiero vivir en un pueblo pequeΓ±o porque es muy tranquilo π (I prefer to live in a small town because it is quiet and peaceful) Ahora escribe tu propia respuesta. π π Intermedio (Intermediate) Escribe 3 o 4 frases explicando tu opiniΓ³n. π DesafΓo (Challenge) Responde al comentario de otro estudiante. ΒΏEstΓ‘s de acuerdo? ΒΏPor quΓ©? π Β‘Intenta responder solamente en espaΓ±ol!
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