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speakig of torrents, i just starting using demonoid yesterday...cool stuff.

It also doesn't help that the people I am learning Spanish from don't speak it properly.

Just so you know, you can take out Rosetta Stone from your library if they carry it. I'm on a waiting list for it right now.

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Other than that, I see no point...

$$$ and the fact it sets you apart from the other guys applying for the same job.

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Can we rename the "facepalm" emoticon to "nala?"

It took me about a month and a half to figure it out.
I was DLing movies but then I expanded my searches to what ever my heart desiered and BOOM... Right there, ready to DL.

They have the full version of Sims 3 with the ENTIRE Sims store built in. Also the guide for Sims 3...

- You can type in events and get tons of pictures...
- Music can be DLed by Discographys, CDs, or individual songs.
- TV programs that you would never even think of searching.

I DLed every Dragon Ball episode EVER (DB, DB Z, DB GT, every movie, and DB Kai), as well as every episode of Bill Nye the Science Guy

OP here you go:
http://www.demonoid.com/files/...&sort=

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I just noticed the price. I gotta learn how to use torrents.

There is a file in there that reads "Rosetta Stone 25 Languages". It contains every language Rosseta offers.

But then i expanded to movies.....then to PC games, then to whole PC programs.
3D studio, Photoshop, premiere etc. etc.

And now im dancing around with full BluRays and whole series. Dr Who, Top Gear, Friends, the office etc etc.

Rosetta Stone should be up, i know the Japanese version is up for sure, im DL'ing right now

No point paying for stuff that wont make your car go faster or handle better.

P.S RIP The Pirate Bay

They are going to use the newest form of P2P technology with the New Pirate Bay and I think they are going to pay people to Seed files....

I think other then moving to a spanish speaking country this is the best way. Immersion is key.

I am by no means fluent, but I used to work at a restaurant where my job was basically to keep the cooks on time, and check the quality of food they tried to send out. I was pretty lazy about learning Spanish and really didn't try hard but still picked up a ton, pretty much just from the fact that they spoke no English and I worked with them for hours ever week. (make friends with the ones who do speak english, they are handy for explaining things and translating some of the more random stuff.)

One of my buddies worked the same job and was more into learning Spanish. He learned a pretty good amount just doing the same thing, and by asking them how to say things and having them write it down. He then basically studied all these little scraps of paper with phrases on them, and would use the it in conversation next time. It helped that they were all really into the idea of us learning Spanish, so they were very ready to do their best to teach or explain the language.

Do you talk with the guys you work with in spanish? Talk with them in spanish as much as possible, when they laugh at your mistakes laugh with them and have them correct you.
And watch spanish TV when you can, if for no other reason then the tits.

The new pirate bay is going to be commercial.
So only licensed files will be available on there. They are planning on paying for any copyrighted content available.

Which means you can forget getting any DVDrips or BDrips before the DVD/BRs hit the states.
And all those steam cracked games we love, all off.

Its practically turning into Itunes but with movies and other random commercial stuff.

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OP here you go: http://www.demonoid.com/files/...&sort= There is a file in there that reads "Rosetta Stone 25 Languages". It contains every language Rosseta offers.

Thanks!

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How hard are you trying? I think other then moving to a spanish speaking country this is the best way. Immersion is key. I am by no means fluent, but I used to work at a restaurant where my job was basically to keep the cooks on time, and check the quality of food they tried to send out. I was pretty lazy about learning Spanish and really didn't try hard but still picked up a ton, pretty much just from the fact that they spoke no English and I worked with them for hours ever week. (make friends with the ones who do speak english, they are handy for explaining things and translating some of the more random stuff.) One of my buddies worked the same job and was more into learning Spanish. He learned a pretty good amount just doing the same thing, and by asking them how to say things and having them write it down. He then basically studied all these little scraps of paper with phrases on them, and would use the it in conversation next time. It helped that they were all really into the idea of us learning Spanish, so they were very ready to do their best to teach or explain the language. Do you talk with the guys you work with in spanish? Talk with them in spanish as much as possible, when they laugh at your mistakes laugh with them and have them correct you. And watch spanish TV when you can, if for no other reason then the tits.

I'm not trying hard. I recently started as a supervisor with a new and growing company. I'm still learning the ropes. There are quite a few cool and helpful Mexican associates. If the language barrier wasn't there I would really be able to help them out. I would say more than 50% of our associates are hispanic and about 10% of them understand English. That being said, Mexicans are damn hard workers. Puerto Ricans on the other hand...

They seriously are, the cooks were crazy and could pump out food like none other. I would basically just be managing the tickets that listed the items that were ordered, they had to do the same thing AND make the food. Sometimes even I would get backed up just trying to organize and read the orders, and somehow they could usually keep up with me. (granted more of them then there was me, but still...)

In all honesty the fact that there is a language barrier will make you learn much faster if you seriously want to. Thats what MADE me learn, because if you asked them in english (even if they understood) they would play dumb when I was telling them what to do.

There is bound to be one or two at least that speak basic english? Talk to them, and tell them that you are trying to learn a little. Ask them to teach you basic phrases that would be helpful.

Did you at least have high school Spanish? The phrase "Como se dice" (koh-moh seh dee-ceh - how do you say) is your friend, say it and point at s***.

Another one that helps is (dunno how to spell it) Da me (Da, like datsun, me like meah) which mean give me.

Just use Spanish where ever you can and ask questions, and don't be modest... you will sound dumb, you'll say things wrong, and you will learn.

But no, I don't have an invitation code...

At the restaurant however I could say almost everything that would come up in getting food from them, point out hot chicks, call people whores, and talk plenty of s***.

It was just weird when I saw them outside of work because we usually joked around, but when it came time to have a conversation.... well I could only ask them how the spinach was

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do get rid of the subtitles! worse thing you can ever have on... whenever trying to learn a new language never use them, you'll lose your concentration on how things are pronounced by how they're spelled... true story!