Regular Verbs in Present Tense - A Lesson for Spanish Beginners

Hey guys! 

Check this video to learn how to conjugate regular verbs in present tense in Spanish-> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3GiK8e8QKI

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8 Colombian slang phrases you need to know: Video

Hey guys! This is a video I uploaded to my YouTube channel talking about 8 slang phrases that you'll need in Colombia. I hope you like it and suscribe! :D

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8iEhzRXPfnI&t=1s

You can find my channel typing "Español con Ana". 

Spanish group on WhatsApp: Daily practice Hey! I'm looking for Spanish learners (any levels) who are interested in practicing Spanish daily and impoving their skills through audios and texts. I'll be personally sharing materials, answering questions and stimulating great conversations. If you're interested please let me know by sending me a message with your number. 

Tem algum estudante da Unicamp aqui?

Olá gente!

Estou procurando algum estudante da Unicamp. Estou planejando fazer um intercambio e gostaria muito de estudar na Unicamp. Infelizmente nao consigo achar informacao sobre os cursos e disciplinas disponiveis lá. Eu faco engenharia de producao na Colombia. Gostaria de saber se tem esse curso lá. Se voce pode me ajudar me mande mensagem por favor!! (Desculpem, nao tenho o teclado portugues no notebook) :(

What were your language achievements of 2016? Hey italkers!  I'd like to know about your language journey of 2016.  2017 is just around the corner. Let's go over this year's language achievements. Did you learn a new language in 2016? Did you finally become comfortable speaking a certain language? Did you take up a new language? Did you give up learning any language? Let's hear the final balance of 2016. (When it comes to languages). As for me, 2016 was the year in which I finally started speaking Portuguese. I wrote quite a lot during 2015, but it was in 2016 when I managed to get rid of my fear and started speaking it. 2016 was also the year when I finally started studying Korean grammar. I finally took a step to actually learn the language. 2016 has been a great year for me and my language journey. Tell me about yours!

Whatsapp group for practicing English. If anyone feels like joining a friendly group to practice English on Whatsapp, leave your number in the comments or send me a message. I've had this group for more than a year, and we have carefully chosen our members so we have friendly and respectful people there. Now that some of us are in holidays it'll come in handy a group for English practice. We'll be glad to receive new members before the year ends. Send me your mobile number if you want to join. :D

Whatsapp groups for learning languages: Do they work? - My personal experience

Today I'd like to share my opinion on this topic with you italkers, and I would also like to know yours.

I joined a language club on 15 April of 2015. That was my first time getting in touch with many people from all over the world. As I joined from the first day and remained active until now (The groups are still active) I became a founding member and so I help manage some of the groups. I must say part of the success of these groups has been the fact that some of us are committed to making them useful and friendly. We have taken the time to find suitable members and encourage our members to take part in the conversation no matter their language skills in their target languages. 

I've read really bad impressions on Whatsapp groups for learning languages here on italki. I wonder how those groups were. As the only one I have joined is, in my opinion, a really good one. 

On these groups we're really good friends and we try to avoid sensitive topics. We also have strict rules and be alert when someone joins the groups. It's been a lot of work to build this community so we want to keep it nice and helpful as much as we can. 

In my personal experience,  I've noticeably improved my English and I have learned Portuguese from scratch (I would say I'm currently a B1) using these groups. Of course, everyone's results depend on the way they use the groups. As for me I speak as much as I can. I ask questions whenever I have them and I'm never afraid of making mistakes. 

I'd say we have really great groups, by great I mean active, learners-friendly, and helpful. So far we have groups working very well such as: Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, English, Chinese, Russian, German, Japanese, and the main group where we have cultures-related topics. We have 19 language groups at the moment. Three groups for mixed languages (Frañol-Portuñol-Spanglish). And groups for specific discussions such as: Politics and social sciences, sports, creative writing and a games group where we basically do some word games in English.

I'm glad to say my experience on these groups has been amazing! Somehow I would like to hear of other people's experience with language groups on Whatsapp.

*If you want to join our language club send me a message*

Algum estudante da UNICAMP aqui? Eu preciso perguntar algumas coisas sobre a universidade. Eu gostaria de fazer um intercambio aí em breve. Alguém poderia ajudar-me? :(

Anyone taking Coursera's MOOC "Learn to speak Korean 1" by Yonsei University? I'd like to set up a Kakaotalk (Where we're more likely to find Koreans to help us) group with people enrolled in that MOOC to study together. The course has great materials to discuss. We can help each other. If you feel like it send me your mobile phone through private message or in a comment. :)