I am learning Spanish through Rosetta Stone for my grandson who is being raised bi-lingual. My Spanish from college is very weak at this point. Anyway, I would like to know if there is anyone who writes Spanish shorthand, as it would be a great way for me to supplement my language learning. Thanks – Susan Johnston
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I think Carlos may know Spanish Gregg (2 versions)?
Thank you! Any help is appreciated, I love shorthand and the Spanish may take root better if I have
to phonetically decipher it.
I do!
Also, there are other blog members like Osvaldo that write in Spanish; he pops in once in a while.
This is wonderful, if you feel like posting anything in Spanish I would love to attempt to to decipher it.
Sure, I may post something. In the meantime, try these two texts and see if you are able to read them. They are not easy to transcribe, by the way, but the first one has a transcript next to it:
Just an Exercise in Spanish
Spanish Business Letters
Thank you!!! I will work them today
Do you have a copy of a Spanish Gregg manual by any chance?
I don't, but this site has some links, plus there are some links in the responses below.
Thanks.
Any help or posts would be wonderful, I love shorthand and I really think it will help the Spanish especially irregular verb forms. Thank you!
I was looking up some Spanish resources for Gregg so that I could eventually possibly also apply it to Spanish (though my Spanish has degraded embarrassingly due to ten+ years of disuse. Even when I try to speak Spanish in dreams, German pops out). I found PDF copies of Gregg Simplificada and Taquigrafia Fonetica Gregg-Pani (incomplete? It seems to have pages of "this is just a preview" throughout). I believe the Pani edition is based on 1916 Gregg. You can just make a quick throw-away account to download them.
The Gregg-Pani adaptation is based on the 1902 Revised Edition, with modifications made for Spanish.
Ah, ok!