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/r/JudgeMyAccent: A place to submit an audio and receive feedback on your pronunciation, accent, etc.

/r/translator: For all your translation needs.

/r/linguistics: Languages from a scientific point of view.

/r/languagelearning: General discussion about language learning.

List of subreddits in Spanish (curated by this sub).

Or you can use the table below for quick copy-paste:

Methods will vary according to the operating system, but normally adding a Spanish keyboard and long-pressing the appropriate keys will display a box, allowing to choose the desired symbol.

#Mira in english mac#

Default Mac keyboards do not require any additional layout, a combination of the Option key with other different keys (e.g. There's also the US International Keyboard, available in Windows and Linux configurations.We strongly suggest you to add a special keyboard layout, designed by u/SpanishInput, one of our trusted members of the community, available here for Windows and macOS (more info here).Instead of relying on cumbersome ALT codes, you have a couple of options:

#Mira in english how to#

How to type accents with ease On a computer Apply for a Gold flair by submitting proof to the mods. It's reserved for users with a Spanish-related degree or major.

Gold flair: Not available to the public.

Blue: Learners or non-native speakers only.

Please do not include irrelevant or false information. All flairs are editable to include details about your level, region or any other relevant information. You can set a flair to indicate your level ( here's how).

#Mira in english full#

When participating in Spanish, take care of your spelling, grammar and punctuation (this includes full accents, as well as ¿ and ¡ symbols) as learners are paying close attention to your comments and how you're using the language. Avoid misinformation/inappropriate advice and low-quality writingĭo not spread misinformation and don't offer inappropriate advice or beyond your own knowledge. Avoid asking what one simple word means unless it's a very specific or technical term. This sub is not a dictionary or a translation service. If you know it, indicate the variant, country or region.ĭo not use ambiguous titles such as "Help!", "What does this phrase mean?", "Where can I find good resources?", "Where should I start?", and the like. When posting an inquiry, always provide useful context and be as specific as possible.

Make threads offering AMAs, unless you have knowledge in a specific field or specialty.

Make threads asking for help to cheat in exams.

Offer/ask for money in exchange of solving homework.

Post threads asking for or offering private exchange conversations through Skype or other services (try /r/languagebuds or /r/Language_Exchange).

#Mira in english mods#

PM other users or mods with inquiries or to request private lessons or help.All participation must be of public nature If posted here, it will be removed and a 3 or 7-day ban will apply for the helper, and a variable ban for the poster. For translations, please visit /r/translator. No homework, proofreads or translationsĪny homework, school project help or proofread request must be done in /r/Spanishhelp (be kind to read the rules first). Self-promotion links are allowed ( conditions apply). Just for being written, recorded or streamed in Spanish will not be taken as a valid reason. When posting a link, add a description about why your post is helpful or an educational resource for speakers or learners. For Spain-related matters, please try /r/es or /r/Spain. This subreddit is intended for educational talk about the Spanish-language: learning, grammar, usage, history, etymology, etc. Content must be relevant to the scope of this sub