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Tin, after watching quite a bit of Spanish film I could not hear....

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In Reply to: RE: Actually, if you read the languages side-by-side, they are VERY similar. But Spanish, as spoken in posted by tinear on October 03, 2011 at 08:43:46

any words resembling Espana Spanish, Mexican, or Argentine. It was strange. I thought it would have been nearly identical. I guess that's a mistake on my part because of their seemingly similar cultures.

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It takes a trained ear. Once you master one, the other is much easier than French or Italian, - tinear 12:15:40 10/03/11 (0)
though those are easier to learn once you have one Latin language.
Remember "Train Spotting?" That, I'm told, was "English," though I couldn't understand very much, at all....

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