Thread: Help Me!!! I Want To Learn More!!!

First, let me say hello to you all. My name is Sophia and I love Spanish!! Ever since I was a little ****, I've always wanted to know how to speak it. As I grew up, I learned that just like every other language, there are different dialects of spanish. I've spent most of my life learning spanish from Puerto Ricans, mostly. I just want to know is there anyone out there who is willing to help me "brush up" on it.... If so, that would be great!! Let me know what you think.

Originally Posted by kavita0106

First, let me say hello to you all. My name is Sophia and I love Spanish!! Ever since I was a little ****, I've always wanted to know how to speak it. As I grew up, I learned that just like every other language, there are different dialects of spanish. I've spent most of my life learning spanish from Puerto Ricans, mostly. I just want to know is there anyone out there who is willing to help me "brush up" on it.... If so, that would be great!! Let me know what you think.

Write any time, and we'll work it out
nachio

Thank you for your interest in helping me... The only thing is I don't know where to start... Maybe if we tried translating basic sentences, that may help.
1st Translation: " I love you with all of my heart."

Originally Posted by kavita0106

Thank you for your interest in helping me... The only thing is I don't know where to start... Maybe if we tried translating basic sentences, that may help.
1st Translation: " I love you with all of my heart."

Maybe it´s not here where you can get what you want, as this is a place for "Spanish slang". It would be better you post in "general english to spanish".
There are no dialects in spanish. People from different countries have different expressions for daily life terms, but not much more than that.
Anyway: "Te quiero con todo mi corazón"
good luck kavita

A dialect indicates differences in a language based on a multitude of factors, including region, socioeconomic status, etc. I would say Spanish is an incredibly diverse language and that it most definitely has dialects, just like any other language. Spain alone is a perfect example, not to mention all the other Spanish-speaking areas.

Un saludo