english/spanish

[Aniki]

Originally Posted by clairebear

Trying to make the most boring sport in the world sound amazing and dramatic x)

Get out here before I toss me haggis.

Originally Posted by clairebear

If anyone forced me to sit down and watch a full game of football I'd probably have to kill them afterwards.

I'd take my chances

Originally Posted by Suki

Then where? Just tell meee!!

It's not sudden interest, I have always been interested in you, since the very first time I spotted you on the boards, just never told you

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

PS: Yeah, where are them Spanish lessons!

[Hisuwashi]

Originally Posted by Suki

I don't speak Italian so I have no idea... but "le" sounds like a masculine article and I'd say 'mele' is a feminine word



Meh, same thing

So, what d'you wanna learn next? ^______^

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

[0Kurisu0]

..........football football football.

Back to spanish with a completely random topic:

Hey, did you know... ... adverbs in spanish doesn't change for gender or number!!!!
(lol)

[Suki]

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

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 ^^

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?!

Originally Posted by Aniki

where are them Spanish lessons!

There *points above* if you need a translation just whistle

Originally Posted by 0Kurisu0

Hey, did you know... ... adverbs in spanish doesn't change for gender or number!!!!

I did I did I did!! xD

Sabías que los plurales (adverbs) en inglés no van con la forma verbal de la 3ra persona singular (doesn't)? hahahhaha no puedo evitar ser así de repelente =P

[Slykaz1]

Originally Posted by kenmei

hahahah

donde esta el pinche autobus a la gran puta

lol

Originally Posted by Suki

hahahhaha no puedo evitar ser así de repelente =P

Es que naciste mandona.

[Slykaz1]

Originally Posted by Rose

Also the word "coger" which i think it's pretty common in Spain is used to describe sexual acts.

"me cogi a esa coña" - "I had sex with that girl"

It's a vulgar way of saying it

no cojer (to pick up) es de Spain y cojer (to f***) es de Mejico.

Y eso lo se porque de ahi son mis familiares y les dije una vez.

hay que cojer el camion en la terminal.

y se rieron de mi.

[Aniki]

Originally Posted by Suki

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?!

You just can't give up, do you?

[kenmei]

Originally Posted by Slykaz1

lol

perdona me XD

[Slykaz1]

Originally Posted by kenmei

perdona me XD

Were you trying to curse the bus?

[kenmei]

Originally Posted by Slykaz1

Were you trying to curse the bus?

i was showing the espanoles some mexican slang with some el salvadorian at the end XD