Let’s start the new year off right by learning how to correctly pronounce the months of the year in English in my brand spanking new video! #aprenderingles
https://t.co/7OGWPFwW8l
I was going to do a live Youtube video for New Years, but I couldn't figure out some encoding thing! I'm so rusty online...my online absence is showing! haha But at the same time, shouldn't I just have to click a button, YouTube?
@prowithemma Yep, I wish I could tell myself a few things 10 years ago as well! I'm still so much a work in progress, but as long as I'm in progress it's all good! Happy 2020, Emma!
@YentelmanBlog@ChuckDamniels I enjoy grammar...mostly the rule breakers. Like how my two year old says “mines”. Why not? It’s hiS, herS, yourS, ourS. She’s using the grammar logic that possessive pronouns end in S. I love it.
@YentelmanBlog Yes, they are. Forced errors like a songwriter trying to sound more natural than in reality bother me. I listen to country music and some of the errors are just complete overkill! But some are music to my ears!!!
@YentelmanBlog@ChuckDamniels "You and me" sounds more natural used as a subject even though it's incorrect. "You and I" sounds forced even thought it's correct. I prefer to sound natural, but sometimes my need to be correct comes out, especially if I think I'm speaking to someone who knows the difference.
@tuinglesdiario 1 - It took her a long time to gain her confidence. (She is self confident.)
2 - It took me a long time to gain her confidence. (She trusts me.)
Which of the two does "ganar la confianza" translate to in Spanish? Both possibly?