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Originally Posted by Hisuwashi
No, le is the feminine plural article.... and why has this thread become about football all of a sudden >.<"
and yeah, una mela (una, thus feminine) is an apple.
Edit: I realize in French le is the masculine singular article, which causes confusion 
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Yeah, that's why I thought
le was masculine. If you have any more doubts or just random stuff you want to learn (Spanish-related), let me know, I'll be happy to help ^^
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Originally Posted by Aniki
Ha, like I'll fall for that sweet stuff. I think, I'll let your imagination do the job, instead of telling the boring truth  |
Puedo tratar de adivinarlo pero mi esfuerzo imaginativo será en vano a menos que al final me digas si he acertado en alguna de las respuestas. Lo haré por descarte, ni inglés, ni francés, ni español... ah! Swedish?!
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Originally Posted by Aniki
where are them Spanish lessons!
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There *points above* if you need a translation just whistle
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Originally Posted by 0Kurisu0
Hey, did you know... ... adverbs in spanish doesn't change for gender or number!!!!
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I did I did I did!! xD
Sabías que los plurales (adverb
s) en inglés no van con la forma verbal de la 3ra persona singular (do
esn't)?
hahahhaha no puedo evitar ser así de repelente =P