Languages.

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I wouldn't really recommend self-tuition. Self-tuition is good when you know the basics and you just want to get better and broaden your vocabulary, but if you aren't sure about the pronunciation, writing, grammar etc. I think it's best that someone who knows teaches you. Otherwise you never know if you perhaps learned something wrong...

Also, self-tuition can be very slow with the progress. I think the fastest and best way to learn is with a professor and/or native speaker or one of those intensive summer courses I spoke of. I know people who didn't know one foreign word who went on such a course and came back speaking the language really good (naturally not fluent, but not plain beginner level either)

Me?
obviously English(American version)

I also speak what i call DIRTY Spanish--
differnt regions have different nuances; and living in Tampa,you get a mixture of people,cultures,etc...
so i speak a blend of school-taught spanish & everyday life spanish
Buenas noches mis amigos- espero todos bien para tu
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