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网页2013年2月3日 — Welcome to the Spanish language learning forums. Hi! If this is your first visit, you've found a great place to get help with learning Spanish. You can also ask questions about anything related to Spanish, language learning or the culture of Spanish-speaking countries. Si hablas español, también queremos ayudarte con el inglés si lo …
Spanish/English Dictionary - Spanish language learning forums
网页2009年8月6日 — Spanish/English Dictionary Suggestions & Feedback. Open in new window: español
Should I translate proper nouns? - Spanish language learning forums
网页2007年6月14日 — Native Language: Spanish. Translating Proper Nouns. It is perfectly correct to translate some proper nouns (places, proper names, cities, countries): Pan De Azucar = Sugar Loaf; the Grand Canyon, El Gran Cañón del Colorado; Christopher Columbus, Cristobal Colón; Bethlehem, Belén; Spain, España. # 5.
Ojitos pispiretos - Spanish language learning forums
网页2010年11月8日 — Ojitos pispiretos If you need help translating a sentence or longer piece of text, use this forum. For translations or definitions of a single word or idiom, use the vocabulary forum.
Where the rubber meets the road - Spanish language learning …
网页2010年10月25日 — Diamond. Join Date: Apr 2010. Location: Southern California. Posts: 5,579. Native Language: Spanish (Castilian, peninsular) Where the rubber meets the road. In usingEnglish.com I found, Where the rubber meets the road is the most important point for something, the moment of truth. An athlete can train all day, but the race is where the …
This, That, These and Those - Spanish language learning forums
网页2010年2月13日 — Thus in Spanish Este (adjective) chico me habló ayer - this boy (I'm pointing at) spoke to me yesterday Éste (noun) es el chico que me habló ayer - This (person I'm pointing at) is the boy who spoke to me yesterday
"se les ve" vs "se ven"? - Spanish language learning forums
网页2023年10月8日 — 1. (a los muchachos) se les ve buenas personas. this is an impersonal use of se that has essentially the same meaning as a passive reflexive se: they are seen as good people. The "les" is an example of a kind of leísmo; it is a direct object pronoun. this usage only occurs in the third-person singular. 2. (los muchachos) se ven buenas personas.
Soy vs Estoy vs Tengo - is this correct? - Spanish language
网页2013年1月27日 — I'm fairly new to Spanish and have been working on understanding the correct ages of Soy, Estoy and Tengo. As far as I understand: Tengo is an irregular usage, generally meaning "I have" but used where I might assume "I am" would be used, such as "tengo frio" (I am cold). These don't really have any rules but just have to be memorized.
Translations - Spanish language learning forums - Tomisimo
网页2024年8月7日 — Threads in Forum. : Translations. What Did the Doctor Tell You? Corrige mis faltas...gracias. If you need help translating a sentence or longer piece of text, use this forum. For translations or definitions of a single word or idiom, use the vocabulary forum.
Why is the word flores feminine? - Spanish language learning forums
网页2014年6月18日 — Native Language: Inglés (en-gb) Quote: Originally Posted by Julvenzor. There is no scientific reasons for it, just it's an etymological issue. And even then it's a rare one: the Latin word flos is masculine, but at some point most of the Romance languages have made their cognate words feminine. (Italian is an exception).