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dia 89 (ocenta y nueve)

Ismar recommended to use the  caption on google meet to check your pronunciation. I still have to work very hard on my pronunciation. ;-)

Día 88 (ochenta y ocho)

The 3 moth challenge is close to it's end. I am a little sad. For fun I did a comprehensive test and I finished Level A1 with 97% :-) 

Another TV show I will watch after I finished Déstinos is "Cuéntame Cómo pasó"

 

 

Today Ismar suggested to use google meet and talk to yourself ;-) And see if the AI understand me. 

I have never done this - very interesting .

Día 75 (setenta y cinco) Using Tandem and watching a Spanish learning serie

I started to use Tandem. I already found a nice person in Sevilla I can chat with. I already used audio messages.

I started watching "Destinos" a Spanish learing TV show from the 80s. It shows its age but it is nice and easy to watch. I can't see the videos on the webpage but I found them on YouTube.

Día 61 (sesenta y uno)

Today is my 100 streak in Duolingo. 

 

Next virtual class meeting, my peer coach and me are telling a story en español. Estoy muy nerviosa.

I am starting to read spanish book, of course still Level A1 and A2, but it's fun.

Día 53 (cincuenta y tres)

Although I haven't written a lot on my blog, I have continued to study Spanish diligently.

A few days ago I had my 90 day streak in Duolingo. I've been studying Spanish for 90 days now. I can read and understand quite a lot for that. (You have to praise yourself from time to time ;-). 

Today Ismar gave us a new resource to study. It's the YouTube channel "Easy Spanish". I listend to the podcast one in the while but found it still to difficult for me. But the Videos have subtiles in Spanish and in English.

Día 42 (cuarenta y dos) Having a real conversation en español with voice mail

Todays homework was to have a real conversation (voice mail) with our peer-coach on Telegram.

First I was quite scared about this, what actualy it was a lot of fun and we chatted a bit more than we actually had to.