One tiny correction:
Lo siento, no hablo mucho español = I’m sorry, I don’t speak much spanish.
Lo siento, no habló mucho español = I am sorry, he didn’t speak much spanish
Those darn squiggles will get me in trouble one day I swear. I almost never write in spanish. My knowledge comes from listening to or speaking the language. Add in some dyslexia and yeah I mess up accent marks like crazy :/ Thanks for pointing it out. Main comment has now been edited.
No problem dude, I am the exact opposite and believe me, it definitely sucks xD I can write on a B2 university Level, but talking in Spanish? Nah, I am shitting myself the moment someone deviates from the exact conversation plan I laid out in advance.
And as long as you know the difference in pronunciation, the squiggles really don’t matter.
One tiny correction: Lo siento, no hablo mucho español = I’m sorry, I don’t speak much spanish. Lo siento, no habló mucho español = I am sorry, he didn’t speak much spanish
Just to make it the clear to other readers were the difference is:
Those darn squiggles will get me in trouble one day I swear. I almost never write in spanish. My knowledge comes from listening to or speaking the language. Add in some dyslexia and yeah I mess up accent marks like crazy :/ Thanks for pointing it out. Main comment has now been edited.
No problem dude, I am the exact opposite and believe me, it definitely sucks xD I can write on a B2 university Level, but talking in Spanish? Nah, I am shitting myself the moment someone deviates from the exact conversation plan I laid out in advance.
And as long as you know the difference in pronunciation, the squiggles really don’t matter.