Jul 16 - "Me gusta poder ser de ayuda!"
I told one of my friends (who speaks Spanish) that reading and translating what she says is good practice for me. In response she said "Genial! Me gusta poder ser de ayuda!" I'm not entirely sure what...
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Jul 16 - **Those who are serious in ridiculous matters " ; Translation...
Aquellos que son serios en asuntos ridículos,ellos serán ridículo en asuntos serios.Those who are serious in ridiculous matterswill be ridiculous in serious mattersCato the ElderPlease correct my...
View ArticleJul 16 - How to ask "Should I move a little" in Spanish?
Hello everyone!I've just started learning Spanish for a few months, how do I ask these questions in Spanish...A photographer is taking a photograph of me, so I ask in Spanish ... Should I move a...
View ArticleJul 16 - When learning to speak Spanish, at what point in your studies should...
Hi everyone! I hope that you can understand what I'm asking. If you need me to clarify, please let me know, and I will explain more in the comments. I've been learning Spanish for awhile now but I...
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Jul 16 - can someone check my Ser and Estar conjagation
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Jul 16 - Can you see me in Spanish?
I have to dial a video conference call to a office in Mexico, my boss will be taking the call but I need set it up ...How do I ask "can you see me" in Spanish?I've managed to get answer to "can you...
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Jul 16 - verb aceitar - idiomatic use . . .
aceitar- to lubricate or oil, also has this idiomatic use: aceitar a algn (Caribe) (S. Cone) (sobornar) to bribe sb; grease sb's palm (familiar).link to SD translate/ aceitarNow my question is - as the...
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Jul 17 - ╰☆╮♪ ♫ ¡ Felicidades 'Kiwi '2 K Insignias.Una 'Leyenda' !...
Congratulations to a great member.Me gustaría decir a Kiwi , la enhorabuena , no sólo para el logro de 2 K ,pero quiero decir las gracias por todas sus enseñanzas,y toda la ayuda que nos dio.I would...
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Jul 17 - The Spanish 'A' and Its Many Uses (including the so-called personal...
Do you sometimes get confused exactly what that little 'a' is doing in so many Spanish sentences?Then I hope that this free ebook will be able to demystify to at least some degree this seemingly pesky...
View ArticleJul 17 - Pueden agradecérmelo más tarde.
Okay I have gotten myself confused and need a swift kick in the head to straighten me out."Pueden agredecérmelo más tarde" = "They can thank me for it later. No problem.My problem is this: ido, do,...
View ArticleJul 17 - Why "se" here?
Hi all,Here's the sad headline posted by BBC Mundo: "Avión de Malaysia Airlines se estrella en Ucrania."I'm wondering, why is "se" used here? It is because estrella also translates to "star"? I guess...
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Jul 17 - Personal pronoun order
The post by Gringojrf got me thinking.http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/264924/pueden-agradecrmelo-ms-tardeMost of us have learned RID (Reflexive, Indirect, Direct) as the traditional order of...
View ArticleJul 17 - Allowance = Asignación?
Can anyone help me? I am from Puerto Rico and for me, asignación means homework. I sent a document to a vendor for translation and the word asignación was used to translate allowance. It didn't make...
View ArticleJul 17 - Singuar Form vs Plural Form
When do we use the singular form of the verbs encantar,importar,gustar,andinteresarand when do we use the plural?
View ArticleJul 18 - Preterite of Ser and Ir
The preterite of ser and ir. Seems like it can mean different things like Went, Was, It was etc.. Can someone tell me about the different meanings of the preterite of Ser and Ir it confuses me,
View ArticleJul 18 - Las estufas nunca se _____ encendidas si no hay nadie en la casa.
A. frían B. dejan C. canlientan D. baten
View ArticleJul 18 - Why isn't there a male and female Spanish version of the noun...
Question: Why isn't there a male and female Spanish version of the noun "persona" in Spanish? Many other Spanish nouns referring to people have this dichotomy: "medico/a", "enfermero/a", and...
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