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I was right? :D

Maybe I do know some spanish, after all.... :lol:

Phew... U do.. I thought u didn't.. If u didnt the sky wud fall on my head d(_)b

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Phew... U do.. I thought u didn't.. If u didnt the sky wud fall on my head d(_)b

You didn't believe me? <_<

I said I took two years of Spanish in high school..... ;)

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:mellow: I know Spanish :)

It's 12:52 over their, nice

You do? :huh:

 

Ok, then........ :ph34r:

 

Como estas tu?

Me gusta musica.

Donde estas tu?

 

What did I say? :P

Don't cheat and use google translate.... -_-

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You do? :huh:

 

Ok, then........ :ph34r:

 

Como estas tu?

Me gusta musica.

Donde estas tu?

 

What did I say? :P

Don't cheat and use google translate.... -_-

first line dunno wth did you say

Second line I like playing music

Third line don't understand a single word

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first line dunno wth did you say

Second line I like playing music

Third line don't understand a single word

xD

Second line: I like music, not I like playing music.... :D

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You do? :huh:

 

Ok, then........ :ph34r:

 

Como estas tu?

Me gusta musica.

Donde estas tu?

 

What did I say? :P

Don't cheat and use google translate.... -_-

How are you?

I like music.

Where are you?

 

You don't really need the "tú" in the first or third sentence because people can tell who you're talking about by the conjugation of "estar" you use.

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How are you?

I like music.

Where are you?

 

You don't really need the "tú" in the first or third sentence because people can tell who you're talking about by the conjugation of "estar" you use.

I know that; but Blue doesn't..... :P

 

Here's another one:

 

Como se llama (usted)? :D

 

(sorry I don't have a Spanish keyboard.... :lol:)

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I know that; but Blue doesn't..... :P

 

Here's another one:

 

Como se llama (usted)? :D

 

(sorry I don't have a Spanish keyboard.... :lol:)

What is your name? (formal)

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Ok, I guess you are fluent in spanish..... :)

But blue isn't.... :P

Nah not really actually 

I've only been learning for like a year

But like we started with greetings and stuff so..  :ph34r:  :ph34r:

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Nah not really actually

I've only been learning for like a year

But like we started with greetings and stuff so.. :ph34r: :ph34r:

Aha, so I might know more than you do.... :ph34r:

Actually though, I'm starting to forget much of what I learned..... :lol:

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Aha, so I might know more than you do.... :ph34r:

Actually though, I'm starting to forget much of what I learned..... :lol:

Yeah you probably do haha  :ph34r:

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Aha, so I might know more than you do.... :ph34r:

Actually though, I'm starting to forget much of what I learned..... :lol:

By use of word ''usted'', i would guess that you learned mexican spanish or spanish from countries neighbouring Mexico,right;)?

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By use of word ''usted'', i would guess that you learned mexican spanish or spanish from countries neighbouring Mexico,right;)?

Yea.... ;)

But why, is it different in Spain? :huh:

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Frick Ching Chung we can't understand Korean

This is unnecessary...

 

 

 

나는 한국어를 구사하는 방법을 모른다

hhh Google translate

 

 

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