Comments on: FUTURO SIMPLE como “PROBABILIDAD EN PRESENTE” http://learningspanishreviewsblog.com/832/futuro-simple-como-%e2%80%9cprobabilidad-en-presente%e2%80%9d/ Featuring only the best products for learning Spanish Mon, 14 May 2012 20:38:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Juanita http://learningspanishreviewsblog.com/832/futuro-simple-como-%e2%80%9cprobabilidad-en-presente%e2%80%9d/comment-page-1/#comment-543 Juanita Wed, 21 Jul 2010 01:37:04 +0000 http://learningspanishreviewsblog.com/?p=832#comment-543 In answer to your question about whether I'd like more lessons that emphasize Argentinian Spanish or a more neutral Spanish, I would definitely prefer a more neutral Spanish. I want to learn a version of Spanish that everyone will understand. Moreover, I expect to have NO use for voseo. Even when I visited Argentina, I didn't say vos to anyone, and they didn't say vos to me. Perhaps if I were living there for a year, the situation would be different, but then I wouldn't need your lessons--I'd be immersed in the language and would learn whatever form of the language that I needed for where I was. But as things stand now, I have no use for voseo, and coming upon it in your blog just makes it harder for me to learn the form of Spanish that I DO need. In answer to your question about whether I’d like more lessons that emphasize Argentinian Spanish or a more neutral Spanish, I would definitely prefer a more neutral Spanish. I want to learn a version of Spanish that everyone will understand. Moreover, I expect to have NO use for voseo. Even when I visited Argentina, I didn’t say vos to anyone, and they didn’t say vos to me. Perhaps if I were living there for a year, the situation would be different, but then I wouldn’t need your lessons–I’d be immersed in the language and would learn whatever form of the language that I needed for where I was. But as things stand now, I have no use for voseo, and coming upon it in your blog just makes it harder for me to learn the form of Spanish that I DO need.

]]> By: Becky kirby http://learningspanishreviewsblog.com/832/futuro-simple-como-%e2%80%9cprobabilidad-en-presente%e2%80%9d/comment-page-1/#comment-542 Becky kirby Tue, 20 Jul 2010 16:50:18 +0000 http://learningspanishreviewsblog.com/?p=832#comment-542 In answer to your request for our opinion: I would prefer mainly neutral Latin American Spanish. Gracias. In answer to your request for our opinion:

I would prefer mainly neutral Latin American Spanish.

Gracias.

]]> By: Jennifer http://learningspanishreviewsblog.com/832/futuro-simple-como-%e2%80%9cprobabilidad-en-presente%e2%80%9d/comment-page-1/#comment-541 Jennifer Tue, 20 Jul 2010 15:22:11 +0000 http://learningspanishreviewsblog.com/?p=832#comment-541 Hi Anna, i received an e-mail from you about which spanish we prefer you to use spanish more typical of Argentina etc.. For me i prefer this. I am engaged to an Argentine and we have been dating for 10 years now. I have been to Argentina several times and am really trying to master the langugage. For me, i love that you use this dialect. I have found with other spanish learning products that they do not really ever touch upon castillano. I find there are many differences between the the other latin American speaking countries and i thank you for being the first person to touch on it. So thank you and for me, please keep using the Argentine Spanish :) Hi Anna,
i received an e-mail from you about which spanish we prefer you to use spanish more typical of Argentina etc.. For me i prefer this. I am engaged to an Argentine and we have been dating for 10 years now. I have been to Argentina several times and am really trying to master the langugage. For me, i love that you use this dialect. I have found with other spanish learning products that they do not really ever touch upon castillano. I find there are many differences between the the other latin American speaking countries and i thank you for being the first person to touch on it. So thank you and for me, please keep using the Argentine Spanish :)

]]>