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+1 for threatening people with Ping Ping.Other than that, I'm in a generally pissy mood, so I won't say what I want to say about newbie.
Why do I always miss 'em? Regardless, welcome to The Geekery! Like everyone has been saying before me, if you improve your typing skills a little and try to make a small effort, you'll be viewed in a much kinder light.C'mon, give it a try. I've already seen some improvements over the last few pages, so keep at 'er! You can do it!
Hola encantada/o. Que tal? yo vivido en fuengirola malaga.Lo siento no intiendes nacio? perro yo tengo 17 anos.I don't have a spanish keyboard so anos wich was supposed to be years is now anus's very sorry.
wait wait wait...... she doesn't even know her owwn country's name in her first language?now, that's just, odd.
No, she didn't know the verb for "were born" that I used. That could be due to the fact that my dialect of spanish is pretty much Caribean(I learned it in Florida), and there are usually different words between the different dialects.
Antonio Banderas is from Malaga. Evonus's question that included "nacio" was: Were you born in Spain? I also speak Spanish. [/quoteI have seen met him!There was a big party in a church were i lived for one of his children.I have also been in his night club
Can you disprove something for me? My Spanish teacher (whom I loathe) has a lisp, and she says that everyone in Spain talks with a lisp (lithp). Is this true? I don't believe it.
Mine too! All the ones who focused on Spain-spanish (the equivalent of High German vs dialects? i guess) spoke with a lisp, saying that years ago the King did so and in order to aleviate his embarassment had all of his people speak with a lisp as well. Is that true or were they just playin us? Because we're pretty gullible.
The king did not have a lisp. I remember my mother asking a teacher of mine the same question and the teacher said he didn't so i thought better to belive a spanish lady.
Hmph. Well, truth be told one of them didn't state it as fact, though the other one who said it was true thought everything she said was true and could not be contradicted, so really this makes me feel better. SO THERE SPANISH TEACHER. So is it just the dialect, that's just how it's done for that specific rule?
Thats the rule no matter were you are in the world if you change it it makes no sense.
In a small way, that blows my mind. 4 years of Spanish class=lie. You know, I have a feeling that, much like the rest of our education system, language teachers aren't all on the same page. Considering the topic you'd think it would not be an issue, but clearly they're not all speaking the same language. Kinda like when my German prof thought it would be really awesome to 1)not teach us High German but a dialect from where ever the hell he was from and 2)not teach the alphabet...as in, "you know twenty words, you know alphabet! no more questions!"
Best way to learn spanish isnt in books.I couldnt understand books because they just confuse me, i went out and met spanish people and eventualy i picked up how they spoke, if iam speaking to an older person i will speak king spainish thats basicly just polite spainish but if iam with the younger people wich i always was i would speak the slang version.
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