Pues, sí. *sonrisa* Bien, gracias. Espero que Justin Bieber no es tan el año pasado. (Esto no parace ser una frase en español.)
I find that writing things in Spanish stretches the mental muscles in ways that speaking it does not. In speaking I'm usually trying to convey a message quickly, no matter how awkward or ungrammatical it becomes, while in writing I can take the time to get it right (or mostly right, I got some minor corrections when I posted this on Duolingo). Both useful.
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Tengo que volver a Duolingo.
(I understood everything you wrote, I think, but I needed some help from Google Translate to write my comment.)
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I find that writing things in Spanish stretches the mental muscles in ways that speaking it does not. In speaking I'm usually trying to convey a message quickly, no matter how awkward or ungrammatical it becomes, while in writing I can take the time to get it right (or mostly right, I got some minor corrections when I posted this on Duolingo). Both useful.
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