José Valkyre asked:


I found this website that had information about certain preterite verbs that I was never taught. As I grew older, I just tried to accept that this was correct and never asked anyone. I was one of the few members of my family that learned Spanish through a classroom. Do these verbs really change their meaning in the preterite? I’m not asking about tense, but I am asking about these verbs that change their meetings. EX: Conocer becomes “to meet” in the preterite. Is that true? Does Querer and Poder and the other ones change meetings too? Check the site, please, for what I am talking about.

http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/pretimp3.htm

Is this question so hard? O_O It’s a yes or no answer!!!

In the preterite, based on what the website told me, do these verbs change meanings?

VERB = Preterite Meaning (Present Meaning)
Conocer = to meet (to know)
Querer = to try (to want)
No Querer = to refuse (to not want)
Saber = to find out (to know)
Poder = to succeeded (to be able [to])
Tener = to receive, to get (to have)

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ParallelTwilight asked:


I am really into learning languages, i learn spanish at school but was never given the opportunity to learn another language. i have started to learn a little japanese, but my mum thinks its just a phase and wont pay for me to have lessons. does anyone know anywhere that i can learn japanese, for free?

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34234565464234 asked:


hi
i was thinkin about learning classic guitar spanish style maybe
but at home by friend of mine who can play but he learned with unofficial lessons
so is there any way that i can learn to play the same way ?
and is there any free online lessons available around here ?
thanks

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Mark asked:


I studied spanish for a few years in high school and took 2 or 3 classes in college. I have also completed the first 3 lessons of Rosetta Stone and am now wondering what to do next because I am far from fluent. Are there any good books or other methods that can help me expand my knowledge of the language? I dont want to go back to school yet and moving to a spanish speaking region is not an option…

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José Valkyre asked:


I found this website that had information that I was never taught. As I grew older, I just tried to accept that this was correct and never asked anyone. I was one of the few members of my family that learned Spanish through a classroom. Do these verbs really change in the preterite? Check the site, please.

http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/pretimp3.htm

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