Okay, I’m in high school taking Spanish 2.



I have a question about adj endings.

Can "largo" turn into "larga" to agreed with gender (male to female)



largo means long.

Yes, you're supposed to change it to agree with gender and number.
So, if you were saying she has long hair, it would be "pelo largo", but if she had a long skirt, it would be "falda larga."

thanks Linda ;]

i have another question.


What if it was .. calcetines ?
it means socks. I know it's plural.

calcetin= singular.
calcetines= plural.

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why are you repeating what i say?

Why are you taking Spanish 2? I'm a freshman and I'm already on Spanish 3.

Calcetin is singular (el calcetin). (No 'e' at the end.)
Calcetines is plural (los calcetines).

It can't change into la/las because it's a noun and it's masculine.

haha, I thought you were asking.
Nevermind.

DAM, ELAINE !

I’m ... a sophomore. You have every right to look down at an upperclass man.



Well, i suck at Spanish and English.

I don't have any right at all to look down at them. They scare me
There are sophmores and juniors in my class.

I bet I suck at Spanish more than you. I cheated on almost every test last year!



And I didn't really get what you were asking before. Can you clear it up or was your question already answered?

I have a question, is spanish hard?

I have to take some language so i'm debating against Spanish and French. Although I took spanish in middle school and can't remember a thing.

Spanish is supposed to be the easiest language, or so I've heard.

My friends tell me that it's easier than French.

it's supposedly easier than english too.
if a person that didn't speak either spanish or english tried to learn both, spanish would be the easier language
but i guess everyone here knows english so that doesnt matter.

you answered very well ;]



You're better than me.

dude. Last year, i fail almost every test. i rarely get A's.

I sit in the front of class so I can’t cheat very easily.

When my teacher turned her head around, I look at a smart kid’s paper.



And yeah, i end up with a C in that class. It was hella hard. i didn’t understand anything from a Spanish video and music. It was too fast … and I was like, wtf this and that. shitttttt.

I used to sit at the front too. I NEVER got caught! Haha.

I got a 70 once in 7th grade on my 2nd term report card. That's like.. a D. I think.
I used to get 20s and 30s on my tests

Wow I don't feel so bad now about cheating.

Hah I had this huge test and some girl wrote all the answers on a little piece of paper and the whole class knew about it. So anyone that was sitting next to her when the teacher left the classroom everyone went to her.

its rather funny.


I didn't find spanish easy when I took it, I can't do that whole rolling r thing.


^Yea I think thats like 1 point above a F.

I heard Latin was really really really wasy.

YEAH ME TOO. Whenever we're supposed to do tongue trills, I'm just like. "Rarararara". I sound really stupid.

Yeah.. 70 is failing in SP though, so I failed Spanish that term.

I CAN'T DO THE ACCENT THING EITHER! I just don't volunteer in class so noone knows.

LOL yea i never relaly like spanish it's prbly an asian thing but lol i barely passed spanish 3 last year in my sophmore year T-T i totally failed all my test but i made up by doing hw LOL

I thought french was easier. well i drop all my forgein language this year. also the tounge trills AHHA XDDD i can NEVER do that! i cant speak the language but i can write the language XDD

what else is horrible is having like a teacher with a HORRIBLE spanish accent LOL.

^ it's horrible having a teacher with a horrible english accent, too...

I have to take Spanish next year and it already seems like its gonna be a dread anyways it it fun ,hard, I aslo though about taking french

I have to take Spanish next year and it already seems like its gonna be a dread anyways it it fun ,hard, I aslo though about taking french

The first year is spanish is harder than 2nd year.

In first year, you're just learning your basics. 2nd year and above, it should be handy.

^ It is?
I remember Spanish 1 being easier.. I just learned words and conjugating them.
Spanish 2 was the "Snoopy" verbs and present/past tense and stuff like that. It was harder.

Maybe you guys are taught differently.


French is supposed to be harder to learn than Spanish..

The only thing hard about Spanish 1 is to get used to it.
Spanish 2 has those grammar that just drives you nuts.

I'm sorry. That's because, we're from different states. Our school district have different expectations for us.

I'm in AP Spanish Language, and I still have a lot of trouble with all of the tenses.

The teacher I had last year seemed really oblivious to the fact that so many people cheated on the quizzes/tests (though I didn't participate in that, because I would rather get the grades that I deserve...). For the final, someone in one of the periods was passing around a piece of paper with the answers on it.

I've been taking French since the fourth grade, and this is my first year of Spanish. I'm not sure if Spanish is easier; it's similar to French in ways, I guess. I can't do the trilling thing, though, and I'm the only one in my class who can't, which is pretty embarrassing. It's going to be kind of hard to adjust; whenever my teacher greets our class in Spanish, I find myself replying "bonjour" back.