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Oh, lo siento, fallo mío ;) Oh, sorry, it was my fault ;) Yes, it's difficult... Sometimes I do not understand some of the expressions people from Latin America use. I suppose those differences are similar (in some way) to the differences between American and British English. And, of...

Phoenix Wright has surprised me, I didn't expect it was so good. I'll show you some vocabulary about law and judgements in spanish... Derecho - law Trial - juicio Lawyer/Attorney - abogado Counsel lawyer/counsel attorney - abogado defensor Prosecutor - fiscal Circuit - distrito...

Well, your books are not totally right. "Vosotros" is used in most part of Spain. It's not used, however, in the Canary Islands and in South America. Instead if "Vosotros" they use "Ustedes", followed by the verb in third person plural, for example: "Ustedes comen", "Ustedes creen" or "Ustedes...

o.o? "Tenéis" is correct, it's the second person in plural, tienes is second person, but singular. I suppose Spanish must be quite difficult to learn. Some years ago I had to learn all the names of the tenses and its conjugaions, I was really boring... Now I only remember some of them. Preterite...

Hola! Si tenéis alguna duda con el español, yo os puedo ayudar, yo soy español. ^^