okay cozza, just like you wish.
What shall be the first lesson about?

Hey guys sorry for my prolonged inactivity, Hurricane Sandy knocked out my power. My power is still out, but I am at a friends house now.

kk, understandable reason danny. Everything okay with you/your family over there?

Yea for now at least. But now a blizzard is supposed to be comming on tuesday, and since I have no power, it will suck to be in my house with no heat. Thanks for asking.
I need help learning spanish any ideas

Anything :P, maybe basics.

@danny: since I also got to learn spanish I can help you out with this awesome website. The site is on german but you just have to put in the word you are looking for (for example: hablar), click "Konjugieren" and then you will get every form with it.

@cozza: well, that's pretty hard because I dont know how to start a lesson about learning a language since it's different from where you start. But for now there's one thing I could explain you.
The present tense: It's very important because you will face it very often in the daily life.
The endings are: -e, -st, -t, -en, -t, -en and you build it from the radical (lieb-)
for example:
lieben (to love):
Ich liebe
Du liebst
ER/Sie/Es liebt
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Wir lieben
Ihr liebt
Sie lieben
polite form: Sie lieben

But: there are plenty of exceptions, like all over the german language ;)
For example: "haben" and "sein"

"haben"
1. pers. sing.: ich habe
2. pers. sing.: du hast
3. pers. sing.: er/sie/es hat
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1. pers. pl.: wir haben
2. pers. pl.: ihr habt
3. pers. pl.: sie haben
polite form: Sie haben

"sein"
1. pers. sing.: ich bin
2. pers. sing.: du bist
3. pers. sing.: er/sie/es ist
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1. pers. pl.: wir sind
2. pers. pl.: ihr seid
3. pers. pl.: sie sind
polite form: Sie sind

Anyway, we'll come later to them.
For now I want you to tell me the different forms of "versuchen" in the present tense.

@Danny

Here is the same site that Count said, but in english

http://www.reverso.net/text_translation.aspx?lang=EN

Also, my main language is Spanish, Maybe I can help you lol

oh, I didnt knew that Latin! well, if your offer also counts for me I would be happy to ask you something:

when exactly do you use the Condicional and when the Pretщrito imperfecto?

Am I meant to translate that? :P Because I don't know what that means.

no, you have to use the verb "versuchen" and put it into the different forms (1. pers sg...3rd. pers. pl)