I am interested in conversing with a spanish speaking person on subjects such as footb. Can you help me?
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I'm Joaquin, a spanish guy from Madrid. I love footbal and I have'nt any problem for chat with you. jokin20a@yahoo.com
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rosetta stone is pretty good for spanish introduction.  start reading www.elmundo.com -- it's at a fairly basic level, the articles are short, and usually interesting.
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No, I don't think it's fair that you can only speak in english on this site. Yahoo answers should be a website for universal languages. If there is a question asked in spanish, don't get mad because you can't answer the question, just don't answer the question.
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English and a little Spanish
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I would be glad to help you...eisraelchavez@yahoo.com.mx
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spanish/english from Puerto Rico,that answers your question??
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Check out this site: http://www.donquijote.org/agi/landing/learnonline.asp\nIt has jokes, translators, sayings, games, tests, all in Spanish.
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1. CLARITY OF QUERY \nIt has to be said that your question could have been made clearer on the following points:-\n(a) whether you meant (i) a Kenya-based radio station that broadcasts in Spanish or (ii) a radio station based elsewhere that broadcasts to Kenya in Spanish;\n(b) your location (I assume that you are in Kenya);\n(c) which Spanish-speaking country, and therefore which accent, interests you;\n(d) whether you rely totally on short-wave radio, or whether you have other forms of access - digital, satellite and internet.   \n\n2. KENYAN RADIO\nIt is highly unlikely that any local broadcaster (e.g. KBC) will broadcast in Spanish. You'll get English, Swahili and other local languages.\n\n3. REGIONAL RADIO \nYou have no nearby Spanish-speaking country (the nearest is Equatorial Guinea), so picking up radio signals will be difficult. \nhttp://www.mininfo-equatorial-guinea.org/es/radio.htm \nhttp://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/africa/country_profiles/1023151.stm\n\n4. SPANISH RADIO \nHere is the African broadcast schedule of Radio Exterior de España, which is probably your best opportunity.  \nhttp://www.rtve.es/rne/ree/Areas/africa.htm\n\n5. OTHER NATIONAL BROADCASTERS (SPANISH-LANGUAGE) \nThere are plenty of large national corporations that transmit programmes internationally, and in Spanish, via short wave and digital radio, but it is unlikely that their Spanish programmes will be beamed towards East Africa. However it may be worth exploring. Most of them will be accessible on the internet. They include the following:\n(a) BBC World Service / BBC Mundo \nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/radio/\n(b) Radio Bulgaria \nhttp://www.bnr.bg/en/\n(c) SBS Radio (Australia) \nhttp://www9.sbs.com.au/radio/\n(d) Voice of Russia \nhttp://www.vor.ru/Spanish/new/\n(e) China Radio International \nhttp://espanol.chinabroadcast.cn/\n(f) Radio Canada International \nhttp://www.rcinet.ca/rci/es/\n(g) IRIB (voice of the Islamic Republic of Iran)\nhttp://spanish.irib.ir/ \n\n6. STATIONS IN SPANISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES (INTERNET) \nThe internet opens up dozens of possibilities for you to listen to a radio station broadcasting from the country that most interests you. Here are some websites with station listings. \n\n(a) Wikipedia/Spain \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Spanish_language_radio_stations_in_Spain\n(b) Si Spain \nhttp://www.sispain.org/english/media/radio.html#radio\n(c) Zona Latina \nhttp://www.zonalatina.com/Radio.htm\n(d) Latin World \nhttp://www.latinworld.com/radio/index.html\n(e) Globe-Gate (scroll down to the bottom) \nhttp://globegate.utm.edu/spanish/span.html\n(f) Latinos and Media Project \nhttp://www.latinosandmedia.org/media/radio.html\n\nI hope this is useful, and that you find a radio station that suits your needs.
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english-spanish...mail me. aritito2000@yahoo.co.uk
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yes there is like a 600 million people that speaks spanish, but if you want to practice with me, i'm here to help you, here's my email: numbpisces@yahoo.com
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TRY TO GOOGLE IT IN SPANISH
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Hello,\n\nYes you can. First of all you can use some free stuff from the net. You can even interact with people from your chosen country that you want to learn their language.\n\nTry Pimsleur learning program;its recorded books like conversational which is paced. Every one i know has raved about pimsleur.\n\nTry Rosetta Stone as well ...WWW.BYKI.COM, free download site for your chosen language \n\nGood luck\n\nP.S. If you want to learn for example spanish, you can also listen to their music,film and radio and not to forget reading their books not only will your speaking skills improve,but your vocabulary
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If you are talking about meeting people who speak Spanish, then, any on-line community, myspace, etc., should work. If you are talking about how to communicate with them, then just speak English. Most Europeans, including those from Spain, speak English at least to some degree. It's only Americans that limit themselves to one language.
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It can't possibly be that hard to find a spanish-speaking person in Florida.  Next time you see them on the street, ask if you can speak to them in Spanish for a while.  Or, even better, make a Spanish speaking friend.
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hello I'm Sergio and my native language is Spanish, of course I can help you. this is my e-mail: sergioze_25@hotmail.com by the way I work as an English teacher in Mexico.I hope we can talk soon
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it would be a good opportunity to improve my English so i would like to chat with u:)
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You can use a program called Skype to talk to Spanish speakers. It's similar to AOL or yahoo instant messenger but it allows you to chat and speak (if you have a microphone) with people from other countries. Most of the time people are more than willing to help you with their native language if you help them with english in return. I've used it to get better at Spanish. Just do a search for Skype.