3. Da jeg tog afsted for knap 5 mån

3. Da jeg tog afsted for knap 5 måneder siden, vidste jeg ikke engang hvad vamos betød. Jeg kunne sige mit navn og hvor gammel jeg var. Lige nu er jeg nået til et punkt, hvor jeg kan forstå, 90% procent af en samtale. Gruppesnak er 10 gange sværere fordi at det går så hurtigt. Jeg kan også forklare mig ret godt, dog døjer jeg med tider og bøjninger. Hvilket jeg synes er det sværeste. Chiliensk har udover at være kendt for at være snakket med en utroligt hurtig og stærk dialekt, også en anderledes bøjning. I 2. Person ental skifter man nogen gange s- endelsen ud med i. Fx. Como estai.

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3. When I took off for almost 5 months ago, I did not even know what vamos meant. I could say my name and how old I was. Right now I have reached a point where I can understand 90% percent of a conversation. Group Talk is 10 times harder because it goes so fast. I can also explain to me pretty good, though I suffer with times and bends. Which I think is the most difficult. Chiliensk have besides being known to be talking to an incredibly fast and strong dialect, also a different inflection. In the second person singular change you sometimes s- sending out with. Eg. Como Estai.

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3. When I left for barely 5 months ago, I didn't even know what Vamos meant. I could say my name and how old I was. Right now I have reached a point where I can understand 90% percent of a conversation. Group talk is 10 times harder because it goes so fast. I can also explain myself quite well, however, I do with times and bends. Which I think is the hardest. In addition to being known for being talked with an incredibly fast and strong dialect, Chiliensk also has a different bend. In 2. Person singular sometimes changes the s-ending with I. e.g. Como Estai.

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Three. When I left just five months ago, I didn't even know what Vamos meant. I could say my name and how old I was. Right now, I've reached a point where I can understand, 90% percent of a conversation. Group talk is ten times harder because it's going so fast. I can also explain myself quite well, although I can cope with times and bends. Which I think is the hardest part. In addition to being known for having spoken with an incredibly fast and strong accent, Chile also has a different slant. And two. Individually, you sometimes change the broadcast into, for example. How was I?