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Well no... not all spoken. As an example, in American 'you' (plural) is ustedes but in Castilian it's vosotros and that's an entire new conjugations of verbs for that. !_! ...

Yeah, wouldn't most of the differences between Spain- and Latin American-Spanish be spoken? Anyways, I'm familiar with a little bit of Spain-Spanish and a bit more with Latin/South-American Spanish, i

This is perfect for this year's NaNo -- and just in time! Thanks Nate! :)

I'm not fluent in Spanish by any means, but I spent two weeks in language classes in Ecuador, so grammar and such still pretty fresh in my mind. I'll be ...

*laughs* That, my dear, is awesome. Yes, I definitely think I'm going to use this for my next English paper. Thanks!

Snoink, you're my hero! ^.^

They can get together, sure. But know what would be fun? Make it really hard for them, just to add more substance. Give a good reason why they can't be ...

I have that problem also, and for my "planned" story, it's very annoying. It's like they are trying as hard as they can to throw my story off balance, and ...

I chose the second one. I am writing two stories at the moment. I am using a plan for one and just writing the other. In the end, I'm going ...

I say "a" too. I think this is grammatically correct because the "u" sounds like a "y" sound. But that's just a guess, so don't quote me on this one.

I agree with Firestarter , I write fantasy for the challange and the feeling of making something completely different that actually seems real . Oh, and there is the fact ...

I write YA fantasy (ironic, no?). I don't necessarily do an outline, or at least not on paper. As soon as I get an idea (and it is usually for ...

Welcome! (Okay, that's kind of hypocritical, since I just joined today, but...) I love the idea of a puzzle-land, and the plot is good too. I wouldn't call it "A ...