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I’m in the mood to watch something like Pizza Birra Faso. While it might not be considered a coming of age film, it’s good for me because it shows a group of teens on an adventure and they all learn different things. What’s a similar film?

Let’s say you live in canada and your parents speak to you in french, but you always respond in english. Although you understand it perfectly, you don’t consider yourself fluent.

Will you have dreams of people speaking to you in french, even though you don’t actually speak it?

Whenever I search something in english i almost always type reddit after to get search results for more opinion based results.

However, when i search for something in Spanish, it is hard to find results. sadly, 10 year old yahoo answer questions are the most popular results.

Idk what to use besides twitter. Anything helps!

I know what guayar means in the dancing sense. But i was listening to a new song (i know reggaeton=bad and all that), but it said “tu ex se guayó”

Does this mean like your ex fucked up?

Let’s say you are going to get something to eat with a friend, how much are you spending?

I feel crazy in the US spending $10-$20+ on a meal out. But if I grab something cheaper from a local place, it is probably like $7-8 on average

And in your country???

I challenge everyone, no matter what your level is, to learn a song today! Find a song or part of a song and learn it!

There are the options to do this:

1. Translate the spanish lyrics into english

2. Listen to the song and try to write down what you hear until you complete the song

3. Learn to sing the song completely

Music is an underrated tool to learn languages. These phrases and grammatical constructions will stick with you, especially when you know the song perfectly.

What song did you choose, and how did you do?

I have xposted this to r/judgemyaccent so if this is not allowed, i understand. But i feel like over there the feedback isn’t as direct as here.

What do you all think? Is it 100% obvious that I’m gringo because of my accent? Is it time to hardcore imitate a specific region’s accent?

I speak spanish everyday but my confidence gets lowered when people reply in english. What gives away that i speak English natively???

https://voca.ro/1ZzA5YQOx7k

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I have seen a lot of interest on this sub with getting their level tested, knowing their level, or reaching a specific level. I think that it’s great to have a goal to motivate you.

However, i will probably never take a formal test unless a job or something requires it to test my proficiency.

Let’s say that I am a gringo, but i live with my wife who speaks no english, and we communicate exclusively in spanish with no communication errors. Sure I have a non-native accent, I don’t know the word for cucumber, but we speak to each other just fine about all topics

Would that be safe to say that that is a C1 speaker?