¿Por qué sigues dudando entre iba o fui? / Why are you still hesitating between "Iba" or "Fui"?
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Hay algo que se repite una y otra vez entre mis alumnos.
Están hablando, con mayor o menor fluidez según su nivel, y de repente tienen que contar algo que ocurrió en el pasado. Entonces, aparecen las dudas.
A veces dudan. Otras veces utilizan el tiempo verbal equivocado sin darse cuenta.
Y lo curioso es que esto no solo ocurre en niveles intermedios. También pasa en niveles avanzados.
Y con las dudas llega la frustración.
Dudar no es necesariamente algo malo. No quiere decir que estés estancado en tu español, de hecho, muchas veces es precisamente lo contrario.
Quiere decir que has llegado a una fase muy interesante en la que no te conformas con sobrevivir, quieres vivir el español.
Quieres hablar con precisión, sonar más natural, quieres contar bien las cosas. No te conformas con que te entiendan. Y eso es fantástico.
A veces, para poner solución a ese aparente estancamiento, a esas dudas, solo necesitas parar un momento. Tiempo para ordenar tus ideas y tus conocimientos. En definitiva, ganar claridad.
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There's something that happens time and time again among my students.
They're speaking, with varying degrees of fluency depending on their level, and suddenly they have to recount something that happened in the past. Then, doubts arise.
Sometimes they hesitate. Other times they use the wrong verb tense without realizing it.
And the curious thing is that this doesn't only happen at intermediate levels. It also happens at advanced levels.
And with doubt comes frustration.
Having doubts isn't necessarily a bad thing. It doesn't mean you're stuck in your Spanish; in fact, many times it's precisely the opposite.
It means you've reached a very interesting phase where you're not content with just surviving; you want to live Spanish.
You want to speak precisely, sound more natural, you want to tell stories well. You're not satisfied with just being understood. And that's fantastic.
Sometimes, to overcome that apparent stagnation, those doubts, you just need to stop for a moment. Time to organize your thoughts and your knowledge. In short, to gain clarity.
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