For our last class, my language partner and I review most of our past lessons. We facetimed again for this lesson and after the beginning quiz portion, we review how to form sentences. I think that this is something I will work on more later on because I did not include it in my learning plan, but it is something my language partner added. Also, my language partner helped me understand that in Quechua depending on where in Bolivia you are, there are different ways of saying things. Thus, he said the best way is to just communicate my meaning even if the structure is not correct. I found this advice very reassuring because I became very nervous that when I head to Bolivia this summer that I will not be able to practice due to my struggle in forming sentences.
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