First day of Spanish classes
I had my first day of classes today. My teacher's name is Romina. This school is pretty small -- I only saw 5 students including me during the morning session -- so it's a one-on-one class, not a group class. The teacher wasn't completely prepared today because she didn't know what level of Spanish I spoke, but we were able to fill the time with conversation and some exercises. Tomorrow she'll have more things prepared.
I'll take these classes for a week and see how I like them. There are many other schools in the area, so if this doesn't suit me I can find another place. I'm sure they'll be fine, though. At this point I just need someone to force me to talk so I can practice and gain confidence.
My cold has moved into my chest, so I bought some cough syrup today. They even have sugar-free cough syrup here!
The weather has been pretty nice that last 3 days. 68-70 degrees, but with the humidity it still feels pretty warm. It's interesting, I guess I'm not used to the humidity. This morning on the subway I'm wearing a short-sleeved short and sweating a little. Almost everyone else has on either a jacket or a sweater. I would have died wearing that much clothing.
I'll take these classes for a week and see how I like them. There are many other schools in the area, so if this doesn't suit me I can find another place. I'm sure they'll be fine, though. At this point I just need someone to force me to talk so I can practice and gain confidence.
My cold has moved into my chest, so I bought some cough syrup today. They even have sugar-free cough syrup here!
The weather has been pretty nice that last 3 days. 68-70 degrees, but with the humidity it still feels pretty warm. It's interesting, I guess I'm not used to the humidity. This morning on the subway I'm wearing a short-sleeved short and sweating a little. Almost everyone else has on either a jacket or a sweater. I would have died wearing that much clothing.
5 Comments:
Dude, I just realized - you're trading winter for... winter!
Heh. Gehuzendheit! :)
(Oh yeah - I'm glad you're there! Thanks for blogging about it!)
By Bill Heroman, at 10:25 PM
Did you have a cold before you left? Or did I give it to you at your good-bye meal?! I warned you about that hug!
By Anonymous, at 1:05 AM
Hola green-go!!
As u mentioned in your last post about needing "someone to force U to talk" I have an unsolicited advice :p... what if U write your post in both languages?? if U have time of course... that way U would be able to practice some spanish here (actually that's what I do in my Space :p )
I'm glad to know that u're adapting to Argentina's way of living... sooner or later u'll be cooking some "asado" hehe
See u later green-go
Jix
P.D. those cockroaches were 100% argentinian since Sendai told me they were singing "Mi Buenos Aires querido"
By Anonymous, at 5:37 AM
Poor thing! Drink lots of water- I don't think you're in Minnesota anymore!!!
By Sarah, at 5:57 PM
Good idea from Jix to send comments in Spanish. That way, we can all practice.
Voy a escribirte in espanol algunas veces, but don't hang me on my grammar--or accuracy.
By Anonymous, at 12:12 AM
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