Note the clever usage of the inverted question mark to indicate the start of the question.
The double ll is pronounced similar to the English Y
CO MO SAY YAH MO OOSTED
¿cómo te llamas? = the same, only informal
¿cómo se llama usted?Formal way to say "What do you call yourself"Note the clever usage of the inverted question mark to indicate the start of the question.The double ll is pronounced similar to the English YCO MO SAY YAH MO OOSTED¿cómo te llamas
Notice that "dia" is masculine, hence buenos & "tardes/noches" are feminine, hence buenas
thats exactly where i get lost i have enough trouble with engtish
Notice that "dia" is masculine, hence buenos &"tardes/noches" are feminine, hence buenasthats exactly where i get lost i have enough trouble with engtish
Make my hay 10 Dec 19:27 Mi al lado esposa de vecinos jode al cartero
el cartero tiene suerte = the postman is lucky (he has luck)
tiene = he/she/it has or you have tengo = i have tienen = they have tenemos = we have
Make my hay 10 Dec 19:27 Mi al lado esposa de vecinos jode al cartero el cartero tiene suerte = the postman is lucky (he has luck)tiene = he/she/it has or you havetengo = i havetienen = they havetenemos = we have
niceone 10 Dec 19:32 Veo. Pero tengo Ingles keyboard solomente.
Sorry D+
Veo, pero tengo teclado inglés sólo
I see, but i have an English Keyboard only.
En Español, the adjective always follows the noun e.g. teclado inglés "White wine" becomes "Vino Blanco" Use "Character Map" for unusual symbols. find it doing a Windows search.
niceone 10 Dec 19:32 Veo. Pero tengo Ingles keyboard solomente. Sorry D+Veo, pero tengo teclado inglés sóloI see, but i have an English Keyboard only.En Español, the adjective always follows the noun e.g. teclado inglés"White wine" becomes "Vino