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MY SPAN!SH LESSONS

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no problem, and if you are learning it since few days your level is very good i think. ;)

 

poquito is written poquito because the pronunciation. to make it sound /k/ you have to write 'qu' before 'i' and 'e'

 

like queso (cheese). it's pronounced /keso/ :)

 

if you write pocito, it sounds /pozito/ and that's incorrect.

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I see! Thank you - that makes sense. I just thought of "poco" and stuck on the "-ito" lol.

well you must remember than when a word sounds as /k/ and if goes 'i' or 'e' before the /k/ sound it goes with 'qu' not with 'c' ok. ;)

;)

 

the same rule works for g sound when you want it sound like in 'gato'. you have to write 'gu' before 'i' and 'e'.

 

like in guerra and águila.

 

because if you write it like this 'gerra' or 'agila' is incorrect because it'll sounk like /j/ like in 'jarra'.

more sentences...

 

what's the weather like?

(¿qué tiempo hace?)

 

it's windy

(hace viento)

 

it's cold

(hace frío)

 

it's fine

(hace bueno)

 

it's rainy

(está lluvioso)

 

seasons

(estaciones)

 

spring

(primavera)

 

summer

(verano)

 

winter

(invierno)

 

autumn

(otoño)

¿estudias o trabajas?

(do you work or study?)

 

¿a qué te dedicas?

(what do you do?)

 

¿dónde trabajas?

(where do you work?)

 

¿te gusta tu trabajo?

(do you like your job?)

 

¿qué estudias?

(what do you study?)

 

¿dónde estudias?

(where do you study?)

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spanish lessons.. that's nice.. well I'm from chile, so I don't need spanish lesson.. so I'm in the italian lessons thread.. but if I can help you just tell me :)

How do you say:

Please! let me be!!! :lol: <---in a kind of angry voice :rolleyes:

ok since theresa (morning glory) opened this thread every spanish speaker is free to teach spanish here. ;)

How do you say:

Please! let me be!!! <---in a kind of angry voice

 

¡por favor déjame estar! :book2:

:lol: gracias!!!(<is that written right? :confused: ) That'll do when my sis doesn't let me be :lol:

more sentences:

 

please, don't make so much noise. i'm trying to study.

por favor no hagais tanto ruido, estoy intentando estudiar.

 

you are working hard today

estás trabajando duro hoy we sometimes says mucho better than duro in this case.

 

is your spanish getting better?

¿está mejorando tu castellano? we sometimes says español better than castellano.

 

I'm looking for José. Do you know where he is?

Estoy buscando a José. ¿Sabes dónde está?

 

Is getting dark. Shall i turn on the lights?

Está oscureciendo. ¿Debería encender la luz? we sometimes says enciendo la luz.

 

You can turn off the radio. I'm not listening to it.

Puedes apagar la radio. No la estoy escuchando.

How do you say:

Please! let me be!!! <---in a kind of angry voice

 

I think that is more accurate "¡Déjame tranquilo/tranquila!

Anyway it could be a matter of Spanish dialects :) :P

months--> meses

 

january--> enero

february--> febrero

march--> marzo

april--> abril

may--> mayo

june--> junio

july--> julio

august--> agosto

september--> septiembre

october--> octubre

november--> noviembre

december--> diciembre

donde esta el servicio?

 

where is the toilet - right? ;)

mwahahahaha.....

si si!

cool no spelling mistakes! that's a first

 

i've never really known why (sori rude word coming up) cabron is such a rude word i mean it just means goat i think?

recently been wodering how to spell shark

 

tiburon?

i sometimes get the phonetics of the letters mixed up like j and g i don't know which to use when translating from english to spanish.

tiburón. yes that's shark :)

 

but here the film called jaws were translater as tiburón too... but jus for the film i mean the correct word to say tiburón is shark.

 

well some spanish people also confuse the j and g sound too. :)

how do you get the accent thinging in your text?

 

you know stuff like upside down exclamation marks ! and question marks?

?

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