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Bakiryu
01-06-2008, 09:50 PM
!Hola gente! vi la thread que empezo steph y me senti triste por toda la gente que hablan español en este sitio y no tienen su propia thread! *!no!*
so, cualquira de ustedes que hablan español, estan bienbenidos a decirlo en mi nueva linea!
♪♪♪♪♫♫♫♪♪♪♪
papayahed
01-06-2008, 10:13 PM
NO!!!! And I'm tired of people asking me!!!!
Bakiryu
01-06-2008, 10:16 PM
NO!!!! And I'm tired of people asking me!!!!
:lol: i'm giggling insanely right now.
I wish I spoke a cooler language too, like russian!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdnZdIpeTJY&feature=related
Lily Adams
01-06-2008, 11:29 PM
Si. Estoy estudiando. En la escuela.
I like to use my cheesy American accent while speaking Spanish. Or a Cheech Marin one.
We have "apodos" (nicknames) in Spanish class and mine is "La Vieja Joven". (the young old lady)
Shalot
01-06-2008, 11:42 PM
I studied Spanish in highschool. Almost majored in it in college. When I hear Sublime's Caress Me Down, I can pick out some of the words. If you gave me a Spanish dictionary and grammar refresher I could probably write some really sh**** sentences. I wish I could speak Spanish.
How did you get the heart in your thread title? very neat.
RoCKiTcZa
01-07-2008, 12:42 AM
Si! Indeed, I can speak a fraction of Spanish. Everyone here knows how. My mother was required to take up Spanish in college. It really is quite easy, yet I can't seem to construct a full sentence. I can only speak in a mix of Filipino and Spanish (considering that well, Filipino is based on Spanish). Maybe someday I'll learn to write and speak it fluently (like my mother). I'd really want to. Haha. :lol:
As of now, I can count to, well... infinity in Spanish. :) Uno, dos, tres, quatro, singko, sais, siyete, otso, nueve... (that's how they're spelled in Filipino)
papayahed
01-07-2008, 10:37 AM
:lol: i'm giggling insanely right now.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdnZdIpeTJY&feature=related
Just because I look hispanic and have a hispanic last name, and took spanish all through high school doesn't mean I speak it does it?? (If it looks like a duck and walks like a duck doesn't mean it speaks duck...)
Actually I wish I knew spanish better then I do, it's just that there's no one around to practice with.
¡Si! Soy de Catalunya, así que hablo catalán, castellano, inglés y estoy estudiando alemán.
Yay por este thread! :D
Haha... no puedo decir (?) que hablo espanol porque nunca lo estudié (?) y no conozco la gramatica, pero compriendo mucho porque es muy parecido de el italiano... y he aprendido muchisimo escuchando mis amigos espanoles y [watching] peliculas.
Creo que hay muchos hispanohablantes (me gusta esta palabra :lol: pero no se si es correcta) en el forum, me parece raro que hay mas respuestas en frances en el otro tema que aqui...
I wish I spoke a cooler language too, like russian!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdnZdIpeTJY&feature=related
Yo hablo ruso :D But I'm so worried that I'm going to forget everything because I don't practise that often and I'm not learnign much new and I'm too lazy to do it :crash: :(
As of now, I can count to, well... infinity in Spanish. :) Uno, dos, tres, quatro, singko, sais, siyete, otso, nueve... (that's how they're spelled in Filipino)
So are the numbers in Filipino the same as in Spanish, just with some different spelling???
AdoreroDio
01-07-2008, 11:17 AM
si, hablo espanol un pequeto, pero no mucho. Yo estudio espanol en mi escuela. Yo amo espanol!
pussnboots
01-07-2008, 11:26 AM
I also took Spanish thru out HS and in my senior year we read Don Quixote in spanish. Its funny though, I speak english yet I did better on my spanish regents then my english. Go figure!!!
kratsayra
01-07-2008, 03:38 PM
I don't know Spanish at all. Well, sometimes I can work out a couple of things because I know French and some Italian. But I really wish I knew it (except I will probably learn Portuguese next before Spanish for academic reasons).
Once in a while people speak to me in Spanish. And I have on clue what they are saying. ;) It would be cool if I could actually respond to them.
RoCKiTcZa
01-08-2008, 12:30 AM
So are the numbers in Filipino the same as in Spanish, just with some different spelling???
Nope. There's a set of numbers that is genuinely Filipino. It goes like this: Isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat, lima, anim, pito, walo, siyam, sampu.
It's based on the old Tagalog dialect (still spoken up to now, but not in its pure form).
Yet we may also consider the Spanish set of numbers as part of the Filipino language by "borrowing" them--using them in our language provided we spell it according to the Filipino "baybayin" (rules of spelling). It really is quite complicated. I've studied it before, though. ;)
SleepyWitch
01-08-2008, 02:12 PM
si, un poco.
I took Spanish as an optional for a year in high school but had to drop it :( I can read a bit of formal Spanish but I can't speak it or understand colloquial Spanish :(
why don't you teach us some Spanish, Baki?:p
how did you put the little heart in the title?
Bakiryu
01-08-2008, 05:15 PM
Si. Estoy estudiando. En la escuela.
I like to use my cheesy American accent while speaking Spanish. Or a Cheech Marin one.
We have "apodos" (nicknames) in Spanish class and mine is "La Vieja Joven". (the young old lady)
cool. My spanish apodo in middle school was "La Jeva" which is cuban slang for girlfriend, since I happened to say, unfortunately that Lenore was la jeva de Edgar Alan Poe :blush:
¡Si! Soy de Catalunya, así que hablo catalán, castellano, inglés y estoy estudiando alemán.
Yay por este thread! :D
Yay! Yo no sabia, yo pensaba que eras Europea (?) or algo asi. I got a cd to learn german in spanish and I can't do it. I can't stop laughing, it' makes me giggle!
Haha... no puedo decir (?) que hablo espanol porque nunca lo estudié (?) y no conozco la gramatica, pero compriendo mucho porque es muy parecido de el italiano... y he aprendido muchisimo escuchando mis amigos espanoles y [watching] peliculas.
Creo que hay muchos hispanohablantes (me gusta esta palabra :lol: pero no se si es correcta) en el forum, me parece raro que hay mas respuestas en frances en el otro tema que aqui...
si, hablo espanol un pequeto, pero no mucho. Yo estudio espanol en mi escuela. Yo amo espanol!
:lol:
Yo hablo ruso :D But I'm so worried that I'm going to forget everything because I don't practise that often and I'm not learnign much new and I'm too lazy to do it :crash: :(
russo Y español?! you lucky ****** :D (creo que si es correcta, no se) yup. the french thread makes me :(
How did you get the heart in your thread title? very neat.
hit ALT then the number 3 ♥♥♥♥ if you hit diferent numbers you get this: ☺☻♥♦♣♠•◘○◙♂♀♪♫☼►◄↕‼¶§▬↨↑↓→←∟↔▲▼ !"#$%&'()*+,-.┐01¶ and so on..............
si, un poco.
I took Spanish as an optional for a year in high school but had to drop it :( I can read a bit of formal Spanish but I can't speak it or understand colloquial Spanish :(
why don't you teach us some Spanish, Baki?:p
how did you put the little heart in the title?
sure, ask away!
SleepyWitch
01-08-2008, 05:21 PM
bohoo, my keyboard refuses to make a little heart. which number three? the one above the letters or the one to the right, where the enter key is? I'm on a laptop... will try it on a regular keyboard at uni tomorrow
how do I say, my hobbies are reading, swimming and youthwork (as in volunteer work with kids)?
browneyedbailey
01-08-2008, 06:30 PM
I know a little amigo.
BulletproofDork
01-08-2008, 08:16 PM
Hey, I'm learning it! :p Ask me in a year or two.
Yay! Yo no sabia, yo pensaba que eras Europea (?) or algo asi. I got a cd to learn german in spanish and I can't do it. I can't stop laughing, it' makes me giggle!
:confused: Catalunya està en Europa. I hope you're not one of those that think that Europe is a country ;););)
bohoo, my keyboard refuses to make a little heart. which number three? the one above the letters or the one to the right, where the enter key is? I'm on a laptop... will try it on a regular keyboard at uni tomorrow
I think it might depend on the keyboard, as in keayboard layout an all. Yours is probably a German keyboard, different from her American (I suppose) one. Although to confirm this theory we should check if the other Americans can do it. Or maybe it depends on the keayboard itself, as in the brand and all rather than the layout.
Petrarch's Love
01-08-2008, 08:46 PM
No hablo espanol, but wish I did. :( I can say a few easy phrases just from living in Southern California though, and I can read a little bit thanks to my knowledge of French, Italian and Latin. Someday when I'm not in a PhD program, though, I'd like to take a proper class and really be able to get around in Spanish.
Bakiryu
01-08-2008, 09:34 PM
I know a little amigo.
oh well, then i forgive you for calling me a guy (or are you saying you know a guy?) No matter, I feel very manly indeed in my pink nightgown with fluffy slippers. Manly indeed. :p
:confused: Catalunya està en Europa. I hope you're not one of those that think that Europe is a country ;););)
I meant like you know, not Spain Europe but the more European Europe (of which i know spain is in)
livelaughlove
01-08-2008, 10:08 PM
Yo hablo español! (y chino) Lo estudio en mi escuela. Estoy en la clase de AP literatura y es un poco difícil pero me encanta. Hemos leido muchas historias de Marquez, Borges, Lorca, Becquer, Neruda, y otros autores hispanicos. También hemos leido algunas partes de Don Quijote. Creo que Don Quijote estaba un poco mas fácil para yo porque he leido en inglés, entonces ya conozco la historia.
Me encanta español y quiero aprender a hablar italiano. Me parece que es una lengua muy muy bonita.
SleepyWitch
01-09-2008, 07:44 AM
♥ hey, cool, it works on the PC at univ.
it takes a 1337 (sp?) geek like Baki to discover things like this :):thumbs_up
crisaor
01-09-2008, 08:06 AM
Somos varios, parece.
Koa, il tuo spagnolo è benissimo. Sembra come se tu fossi nativa, o come che l'hai studiato da molto tempo.
E no, I non credo que l'italiano e lo spagnolo siano tanto rassomiglianti.
I meant like you know, not Spain Europe but the more European Europe (of which i know spain is in)
I had to read this a few times before getting what you meant but I got it :P And it's not like I believed you don't know about Europe but it seemed a funny joke :P
(because I've recently seen this :lol::
http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2007/is-europe-a-country-p1.php)
Koa, il tuo spagnolo è benissimo. Sembra come se tu fossi nativa, o come che l'hai studiato da molto tempo.
:eek2: Verdad? Too many Almodovar movies :D (you can imagine the property of my vocabulary if you're familiar with these movies :P Well not that my Spanish friends talked much differently ;))
E no, I non credo que l'italiano e lo spagnolo siano tanto rassomiglianti.
(I?:lol:) Io invece ne sono convinta :D
Silvia
01-09-2008, 10:52 AM
I study Spanish at school...I wish I were better at it, but unfortunately I keep getting bad notes:bawling:
It is true that Spanish is very similar to Italian as far as the vocabulary and the sound are concerned(I mean, if you are Italian and you go to Spain, you will survive even if you do not know a single Spanish word!), still its grammar is at least as dificult as the Italian one, and that's probably what makes it difficult to learn even for us..
My friend has lived in Madrid for almost 2 years and now when she came back to Italy her Italian was so bad :lol: I hope she gets used to speaking correct Italian again...;)
I study Spanish at school...I wish I were better at it, but unfortunately I keep getting bad notes:bawling:
It is true that Spanish is very similar to Italian as far as the vocabulary and the sound are concerned(I mean, if you are Italian and you go to Spain, you will survive even if you do not know a single Spanish word!), still its grammar is at least as dificult as the Italian one, and that's probably what makes it difficult to learn even for us..
Try Russian :rolleyes: or German.
Maybe it's a bit like French, when I did it at school it was difficult to remember all the little grammar rules... but then even now I understand French less than I understand Spanish... without having ever taken Spanish... :rolleyes: :crash:
Silvia
01-09-2008, 01:30 PM
My friend has lived in Madrid for almost 2 years and now when she came back to Italy her Italian was so bad I hope she gets used to speaking correct Italian again...
:lol: ahah...really??
Try Russian or German.
Actually, I have been studying German for 8 years now ( I love it! :banana:) and I have to admit that German grammar is rather hard to get along with, but at least it is..I don't know, the first word that comes to my mind is "tidier".. I mean, it may take you some time to understand and take up a certain rule, but once you have succeded, it becomes quite easy (I would say that the greater problem I have with German is the vocabulary..veeery long words and I have always doubts whether the article is der, die or das), whereas Spanish is full of exeptions and irregularities. It is a "flexible" and "malleable" language...this is what makes it so beautiful (and so close to Italian, I believe) but unfortunately also so difficult! :D
However, it is really a matter of personal disposition...
(:lol: a friend of mine and I attended a 2-week course of Russian-it was not supposed to last only 2 weks, but then they suspended it- therefore I can't say I studied it, can I?; Well, although we spent the afternoon just writing our names and stuff like that, I could understand that it is a very complex language and that I would probably have a rough time with it too!)
crisaor
01-09-2008, 05:25 PM
(I?:lol:) Io invece ne sono convinta :D
D'oh. Typo. :crash:
aabbcc
01-09-2008, 05:34 PM
E no, non credo que l'italiano e lo spagnolo siano tanto rassomiglianti.
Neanch'io. Non parlo spagnolo (ed a dir la verità non ne avevo mai né bisogno né voglia), ma penso che l'italiano e lo spagnolo siano due lingue completamente diverse.
C'è la gente, anche qui, che dice che l'italiano e lo spagnolo siano "praticamente lo stesso"... ma basano la loro opinione sulle canzone popolari o sulle frasi e parole più frequenti. A livello "popolare", e durante le fasi iniziali di studio, forse sembrano d'essere, ma l'apparenza spesso inganna. Ad un livello più alto, cioè quando si tratta d'una conoscenza vera d'italiano o dello spagnolo, non è affatto così.
Certo, capisco lo spagnolo, parlato e scritto... ma soltanto quando si tratta di quel livello "popolare" è che lo capisco 100%. Se provassi a leggere, diciamo, Machado, o Calderon, o qualche altro poeta o scrittore spagnolo, leggendolo dovrei pensare di che cosa si tratti, e non sarebbe sempre "tutto chiaro"...:D
(Ma d'altra parte, io non parlo bene neanche l'italiano, forse è questa la ragione perchè semplicemente non riesco a vedere che l'italiano e lo spagonolo siano tanto rassomiglianti o "praticamente lo stesso"? :D)
Cmq, off-topic...
Bakiryu
01-09-2008, 05:42 PM
I had to read this a few times before getting what you meant but I got it :P And it's not like I believed you don't know about Europe but it seemed a funny joke :P
(because I've recently seen this :lol::
http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2007/is-europe-a-country-p1.php)
:lol:
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I just realized I'd been reading the italian posts as if they were spanish :alien: It's almost the same.
♥ hey, cool, it works on the PC at univ.
it takes a 1337 (sp?) geek like Baki to discover things like this :):thumbs_up
:blush: :lol:
Nah, I learned that in school in computer programing & business class.
Bakiryu
01-24-2008, 05:34 PM
Oooh, has anyone seen the new soap "Al diablo con los guapos?" it's so good, even i (who hate soaps) can't stop watching it. ♥
Dico parvam linguae Hispaniae
Latin: I speak little of the language of Spain
Bakiryu
01-24-2008, 07:38 PM
Dico parvam linguae Hispaniae
Latin: I speak little of the language of Spain
which is *gasp!* *no!* Spanish! :lol:
i love the latin phrases, for some reason I keep imagining you like in a dark movie muttering them, with a cello (I have an overactive imagination :sick: ) :lol:
Bakiryu
02-03-2008, 04:56 PM
que triste que esta thread she haya muerto quando la thread de frances todavia vive :bawling:
why? do my threads die!!? why??? :bawling::bawling::bawling:
aabbcc
02-03-2008, 05:19 PM
que triste que esta thread she haya muerto quando la thread de frances todavia vive :bawling:
why? do my threads die!!? why??? :bawling::bawling::bawling:
Forse perchè non c'è niente da discutere? ;) Ci ha chiesto se parlassimo lo spagnolo, e Le abbiamo risposto. Che c'è altro da dire?
mercy_mankind
02-03-2008, 05:24 PM
que triste que esta thread she haya muerto quando la thread de frances todavia vive :bawling:
why? do my threads die!!? why??? :bawling::bawling::bawling:
Because you are speaking with Spanish. :)
Really there is something going on here , I don't know what is it exactly , but I feel that members might be In a deep asleep :as-sleep: .
I never hoped to study Spanish . I always want to study , English,French , German .
Now,I'm studying two of them English and french.
But I'll be glad also to know some words In spanish , especially about Food. :)
Phosie
02-03-2008, 05:51 PM
Me encanta espanol! Es un de mis asignaturas preferidas, con frances. No soy perfecta, pero lo haré a Universidad, y, en dos semanas, iré a' sud de Espana con mi escuela. !Que emocionante!
(Sorry: I don't have many symbols on my keyboard...)
crisaor
02-03-2008, 08:05 PM
Forse perchè non c'è niente da discutere? ;) Ci ha chiesto se parlassimo lo spagnolo, e Le abbiamo risposto. Che c'è altro da dire?
Non avrei potuto dirlo meglio (magari un po' meno formale).
Quizás deberíamos abrir un tópico para los que hablamos (intentamos) italiano? :lol:
ntropyincarnate
02-03-2008, 08:22 PM
I'm studying Spanish. Also Latin.
Outside of school, I'm trying to learn Anglo-Saxon and Gaelic and am also going to attempt Welsh. I want to read Y Gododdin!
Etienne
02-03-2008, 08:29 PM
?Porque no hablàmos un poco espanol? Practicar es el mejor manera de apprender.
Shalot
02-03-2008, 11:25 PM
Oh, are you only supposed to speak espanol in this thread?
Yo Quiero Taco Bell.
Tenemos un bebe
levanta levanta
and that's all I know.
Padre nuestro,
que estás en el cielo
con libertad y justicia para todas
(went to a Catholic school)v:rolleyes:
I want to learn - I really do!
crisaor
02-05-2008, 12:50 PM
Padre nuestro,
que estás en el cielo
con libertad y justicia para todas
(went to a Catholic school)v:rolleyes:
That's a new line for me.
Bakiryu
02-07-2008, 08:18 PM
Padre nuestro,
que estás en el cielo
con libertad y justicia para todas
:confused: where did freedom and justice come into the lord's prayer? :confused: :lol:
Oniw17
02-07-2008, 08:44 PM
I can speak only ~200 words in spanish(39 of which are numbers), but I can recognise more words than I can remember how to say, so I can somewhat make out what someone is saying to me. If not, no hablo espanol.
intoxicatedsoul
02-07-2008, 09:30 PM
mama cita, donde esta santa claus? *grins*
and i can count too..uno, dos, tres, cuatro...
livelaughlove
02-14-2008, 09:23 PM
Me encanta espanol! Es un de mis asignaturas preferidas, con frances. No soy perfecta, pero lo haré a Universidad, y, en dos semanas, iré a' sud de Espana con mi escuela. !Que emocionante!
(Sorry: I don't have many symbols on my keyboard...)
A donde fuiste/vas en el sur de Espana?
El verano pasado fui a Cadiz y me encantaba (is this right?). Creo que Espana es el pais mas hermoso del mundo.
(Siento, tampoco tengo acentos en mi teclado.)
Logos
02-14-2008, 10:30 PM
Sorry but I'm closing this because LitNet is an English-language only site. If you want to converse in other languages with your friends please do so via private message.
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