<p>Come to China guys!!! I’ll be your host!!! lol</p>
<p>I want to go to Antarctica too!!</p>
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<p>good…good >] 
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<p>AND- I want to go traveling around Europe with my friends during a gap year r something after highschool. plus I want to do a study abroad in Spanish or French (location unknown).</p>
<p>ahh i’d love to go to spain for a language exchange program! the only problem is that i’m not so great at it. hahahaha</p>
<p>I would prefer going to Latin America rather than Spain to study Spanish, because I also really really like the rain forest and nature there… ~sigh~ I am in love with Angel Falls in Venezuela.</p>
<p>^ also, the spanish in spain is really different - much more complex. I mean, w.t.f is vosotros?</p>
<p>“you all”? … It’s really annoying. I dislike.
Plus, I have a feeling that knowing Mexican dialect will be more important than knowing Spain dialect. The US is dealing with Mexico a lot these days.</p>
<p>I’d be dealing with a puerto rican dialect, not mexican. Isn’t spain like the same as argentina?</p>
<p>^Rad, I don’t think so. I know Argentines have this extremely strong accent/weird dialect, but it’s not that similar to the Spanish one.</p>
<p>Well this is from what I’ve heard from my spanish teacher who’s lived in both places. I may be mistaken though.</p>
<p>^my Spanish teacher is from Argentina. She says that in some parts of Argentina, the dialect is like Spain (and they use vosotros! <em>gasp</em>).</p>
<p>In 8th grade we used the vosotros conjugations but in 9th grade we didn’t and in 10th grade I am pretty sure we won’t also.</p>
<p>Do boarding schools in general teach the vosotros? That must be a pain for some people like me who can’t conjugate anything in it.</p>
<p>^how hard is it to put “-eis*”?</p>
<p>Rad what level spanish are you taking? I don’t think it is as easy as adding eis. There are so many different forms in spanish two that I can’t even handle the 5 other ones.</p>
<p>^Rad, sorry, when I visited Argentina I didn’t realize they also used vosotos. So you might be right :)</p>
<p>EDIT:</p>
<p>And 2010Hopeful is right, you don’t just add ‘eis’…it’s much more complicated.</p>
<p>Yeah, there’s all the different forms… Ughh. Bleh. What Spanish level is everyone taking?</p>
<p>AP Spanish Language next year 
you?</p>
<p>Well at my public school, I am taking Intermediate II cause our sequence is </p>
<p>novice 1 > novice 2 > intermediate 1 > intermediate 2 > intermediate 2 honors (native speakers) > various ap spanish courses</p>
<p>you can see my amazing spanish in my theme song: yo necesito un(ah) burrito, fa la la la la la la la la</p>
<p>and in</p>
<p>ssrem</p>
<p>^BWOO HA HA!!!111</p>
<p>@Josh: I meant the basic conjugation.</p>