i want you in spanish

I would suggest 'The Carpenter's Pencil' by Manuel Rivas. It's a profound exploration of the war's impact on individuals and society. The narrative weaves together different characters' stories, showing how the war disrupts lives and relationships in Galicia, a region in Spain.

Quisiera leerte un cuento.

Well, you could check out Amazon Prime Video. They have a decent collection of Spanish shows and usually offer subtitles. Another option is to look for specific Spanish TV channels' official websites, as they sometimes stream their shows online with subtitles.

Not really. I haven't explored much of Spanish novels. Maybe I haven't found the right ones that catch my interest yet.

Firstly, it helps you expand your vocabulary. As you read, you'll come across new words in context, which makes it easier to remember them. Secondly, you get to understand Spanish grammar better. You'll see how sentences are structured in different tenses and forms. Also, reading stories exposes you to different writing styles and cultural references in the Spanish - speaking world.

Quisiera leerte un cuento, pequeño(a).

Of course. It can make your story more interesting and inclusive. You might use Spanish expressions to convey certain emotions or concepts that are more vivid in that language. For instance, 'amor' (love) in Spanish has a different feel than the English word. And you can also play with the bilingual nature of the story, like having characters translate for each other, which can create some engaging dialogue and plot points.

Yes, you can incorporate Spanish. It depends on the context and the audience. If your story involves characters or settings where Spanish is relevant, it can enhance the authenticity and depth. Just make sure the usage is clear and understandable for readers.

One way is to make summaries of the stories in Spanish after reading them. This forces you to understand the main ideas and use the language actively. Also, try to imitate the writing style you see in the stories when you write your own short paragraphs in Spanish.

Well, it's hard to say exactly who invited you in this Spanish manhwa. Maybe it's a friend or a secret admirer. The plot might reveal it later with some twists and turns.