The holiday thread

[glasgowspur]

Does he have a module on Glaswegian...I'm still struggling?

Wit ye oan aboot?

 

[Lemonade Money]

Does he have a module on Glaswegian...I'm still struggling?

You no ken?

 

[glasgowspur]

You no ken?

It's dinnae ken, honestly yerra bunch of warmers.

 

[billyiddo]

Not sure where to post this but the holiday thread seems appropriate.
I’m using Duolingo to get some basics of Spanish as we’re planning a couple of months in Central America later this year.
After a good month or more I’m very confident that I can order a tomato salad in a restaurant, can buy a blue (or red or brown) jacket in a shop, can identify a cat and a dog, and very importantly can ask for three pens to use at my university.
Are there any other freebie sources out there? I guess I could try You Tube but any pointers are most welcome.

Michel Thomas, as Glasgow mentioned, is good.

Could try and do a course or lessons out there early on - no substitute for proper lessons.

Do you have an itinerary? I have been all over Central and loved it

 

[Glenda's Legs]

Michel Thomas, as Glasgow mentioned, is good.

Could try and do a course or lessons out there early on - no substitute for proper lessons.

Do you have an itinerary? I have been all over Central and loved it

Still working things out. Looking at Mexico/Guatemala/Belize, but may have to change that depending on how much time we will have. I hate having to compromise too much so it might end up being just Mexico and we go back another time to explore further afield.

 

[K.D.D.D.D.Soc]

Does he have a module on Glaswegian...I'm still struggling?

Try Parliamo Glasgow by Stanley Baxter

 

[billyiddo]

Still working things out. Looking at Mexico/Guatemala/Belize, but may have to change that depending on how much time we will have. I hate having to compromise too much so it might end up being just Mexico and we go back another time to explore further afield.

Mexico certainly offers enough to warrant the time spent there