bkantt

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   by bkantt 5y ago

   Similarly and for the same reasons, they have a lot of trouble combining the Spanish R with the Spanish G or J sound. Spanish words such as "jarra," "Jorge," or "rojo" tend to be very difficult even for Lusopho
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   by bkantt 6y ago

   Seems to be back up (Europe/NL).
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   by bkantt 10y ago

   It gets even worse. Harvard Housing charges students "market rates" [0], i.e. they don't even subsidize what they are not paying in taxes off their own students' rent. [0] http://news.harvard.edu/gazette&
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   by bkantt 11y ago

   +1.
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   by bkantt 11y ago

   > I don't think conjugation is such a problem. I'm learning Spanish at the moment and learning the various endings is actually quite easy. Did you get to Subjuntivo or Pretérito vs. Imperfecto yet? Unless you already speak Port