"Mi novia me ama."

Translation: My girlfriend loves me.

[SteffanieS]

"mi novia me ama" and " mi novia me llama" sound exactly the same to me at full speed. Is there any way to tell them apart besides listening to the turtle version? I'm trying to figure things out on the first full-speed hearing.

[poogene]

if she really loves you, why are you saying so fast that no one can understand you?

[NaotakeM]

I consistently have problems with the female audio at regular speed -- here no matter how many times I listen I hear "Mi novio" not "Mi novia."

[RaymondLeBlanc]

Same here. She couldn't pronounce it worse even if she tried

[BrendanCur608213]

why isn't it "mi nova me quiere"? It seems people always use "te quiero" for I love you, why ama now?

[Sean130109]

This sounded like "mi novia me llama," which would have made sense in this lesson path. I thibk both answers should be accepted.

[RawiKhan]

Is there even a slight difference between “me llama” & “me ama” in the way they sound?

[-Rocket_]

I sure hope so

[Lizallen84]

Not clear enunciation

[Gil521585]

I will never understand anyone talking that fast. Is her speed really necessary?????? It just wants me to never try, andIhatetousetheturtleforeverspeed!!!!!

[GrosserBart]

"mi novia me llama" was marked wrong. IT SOUNDS EXACTLY THE SAME.

[gary981041]

why wouldn't this be "Mi novia a me ama?" I thought one needed the personal a for direct pronouns?

[JaJsemAdam]

Not for pronouns that go before the verb. Yes for nouns that go after the verb.

[OrvilleAan]

you sure?

[Stokley14]

When using EDGE and doing one of the verbal questions, it asks to use my microphone. As soon as I click yes, the error comes up as if I was wrong. It did not used to do this. Anyone know how to fix this?

[FrederickC150163]

If this is true, you need to put a ring on it.