Spanish How To Speak

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1. by L3wDaChr15, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

   

   tu habla inglesh
   tu habla inglesh

2. by MiSsImAnI06, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

   

   soy mexicana
   soy mexicana

3. by L3wDaChr15, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

   

   Soy de Belize
   Soy de Belize

4. by L3wDaChr15, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

   

   te queiro besar
   te queiro besar

5. by griseem, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

   

   Yes, 4u spanish is …
   Yes, 4u spanish is harder than english.. I understand you..
   but spanish is my language…
   I’m from venezuela ;D

6. by 6635060, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

   

   you do have some of …
   you do have some of websites for learning spanish ..if you have just send me as soon sa you can ..because am trying to know all the grammars just help me

7. by 6635060, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

   

   actually am …
   actually am trying to learn apeking spanish..I think its much harder than english some has an opinion .for me please say for me as soon as possible.

8. by mrtoja, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

   

   … and how do you …
   … and how do you say in Spanish “I want to kiss you”, meaning that I want to kiss the teacher all over with no exception whatsoever?

9. by Kizaelemir, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

   

   ah rayos! jejeje …
   ah rayos! jejeje bueno si es algo deferente, pero esta muchacha debe ser “chicana” es decir, latina en E.U.A jeje pero tenés razón! coger en México tampoco es lo mismo jajaja

10. by Kizaelemir, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    The correct way to …
    The correct way to write what you wrote is this: PERFECTO! Adoro la manera EN que usted hace esto!, and is understadable what you wrote, indeed, is good, but it would be better if you said ESTOY feliz de estar estudiando español. yeah, these tiny details, also for me are complicated, but hehe you’re doing an excellent job!! You have a very good spanish. Keep at it! Ánimo! o Vamos! Sigue así y lo harás perfecto ^^

11. by Kizaelemir, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    Hey satsumamoon!, …
    Hey satsumamoon!, It’s very interesting that you want to learn to speak Spanish. I’m learning english ^_^. And I can see that you a lot of vocabulary in spanish!, I love learning languages. But, I noticed some mistakes, may I can tell you how is the correct form to say what you wrote in spanish? x3

12. by satsumamoon, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    Perfeccione! Adoro …
    Perfeccione! Adoro la manera que usted hace esto!
    Perfect! I love the way you do this!
    The slow repetitions mean that I dont have to keep rewinding. I also have time to write it down
    Soy feliz de estar estudiando español.
    I am happy to be learning spanish

13. by CKBbMp, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    super!!!!
    super!!!!

14. by chelo1968, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    Owen saco de hueas …
    Owen saco de hueas chuchetumare ignorante culiao anda a lavarte el orto con detergente, ..i’m right has to be “e” hay alguien que hable espanol ? i speak the real spanish and the one from the book she speaks the “gringo” spanish..

15. by chelo1968, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    You maybe right … …
    You maybe right …Manu Chao’s music could be good to learn how to speak as a gringo, anyway his music suck !!

    El Chelo

16. by chelo1968, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    Well actually when …
    Well actually when you talk in colloquial or slang there is no only one way to say a phrase like that one. It would imposible to have one translation because each country has is own slang. If you say “que sopa ” in Chile or Argentina nobody would take this as a greeting. So avoid slang or you will get in trouble…just say hola, que tal, como te va …etc.
    El Chelo

17. by servidortelly, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    Why would THEY want …
    Why would THEY want to speak to a illiterate redneck like you?

18. by servidortelly, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    No es española.
    No es española.

19. by pumas58, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    en argentina no …
    en argentina no hablan español hablan algo que ellos llaman español pero yo creo que tiene tantos errores en comparacion con otros tipos de español que no se puede considerar español

20. by Lucy4477, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    Yo hablo portugués …
    Yo hablo portugués y aprendí a hablar español viviendo en Argentina por eso a mi me pareció terrible esta clase…Creo que ella es española así me parece rara la charla, creo que el metodo es adecuado para norte americanos haha. Importante son las diferencias del español de España y de Latino America – el coger acá no es el mismo coger allá hahaha – pay attention !!!

21. by ulysses1904, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    Podrian ustedes …
    Podrian ustedes maldecir un poco mas despacio, por favor?
    jajajajaja!

22. by ulysses1904, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    Hey people, get a …
    Hey people, get a grip. Calmate (yeah I know it needs an accent mark, but I don’t know how to add diacriticals in Windows, only on my Mac)
    She is teaching quick Spanish phrases for tourists, not training interpreters for the United Nations. You can find plenty of errors, she uses the familiar TU when it’s obvious the phrase is directed to a stranger. But then other times she arbitrarily uses USTED. And then she wrongly uses the indicative, not subjunctive. You all get an A+.
    IT’S FOR TOURISTS.

23. by kidkong584, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    Podria usted hablar …
    Podria usted hablar un poco ‘mas despacio, por favor?

24. by jacksragingjealousy, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    they say that here …
    they say that here too, but rapar is mostly to fuck.

25. by jacksragingjealousy, on October 13 2008 @ 5:57 pm

    

    glad to be of some …
    glad to be of some help.

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