ImMrCuriosity

I'm native speaker of Spanish as well but I have too many problems with the Spanish grammar x) It is pretty confusing and extensive!

Try to find a native Spanish speaker, and ask him to speak you only in Spanish. That will work, trust me. You will learn pretty fast. Reading books also helps a lot!

My favorite Spanish book is Abel Sánchez, written by Miguel de Unamuno. You should read it! It's pretty interesting  :grin:

Never trust Google Translator. It doesn't matter if you use "!" or not. The translation will be the same. So "Quiero darte un beso" with "!" would be "¡Quiero darte un beso!". Exclamation sign won't change the meaning of the sentence

It's actually very effective, because you're forced to speak and try to understand a new language. It's weird but it makes sense! You must try it and you will understand what I'm trying to say.

Question: You are awoken at 3 A.M. by a knock on your door. Your parents call you to let you know that they are there for breakfast. You are confused but quickly think of what food you have. You have bread, jam, butter, and eggs. What do you open first?

What do I open first? My eyes! hahahha