Por las personas quien estudiar espanol.

Sagitta

Sagitta

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Sabor es travesio y chistoso

Pacion es encantadora

Pygmalion es compensivo y tolerante

Virgilio es atrevido y agresivo

Y tu?
 
ponidancer said:
Tengo dos caballos colombianos. Son bailan mejor que yo.
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Y lo más asombroso es que tienes sólo dos piernas para controlar y ellos tienen cuatro. Debe ser más fácil para tí.
 
¡Hola!

Found this while searching for online Spanish resources...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/voices/cuba/index.shtml
SALSA THERAPY
At Havana's Psychiatric Hospital, salsa and rumba help patients find their way back to mental health. At the hospital's performance hall, patients perform, sing and dance as part of their radical treatment.
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(Sorry I've only just been to my first Beginners Spanish class so obviously I can't write all this in Spanish... :oops: )
 
MacMoto said:
¡Hola!

Found this while searching for online Spanish resources...
http://www.bbc.co.uk/languages/voices/cuba/index.shtml
SALSA THERAPY
At Havana's Psychiatric Hospital, salsa and rumba help patients find their way back to mental health. At the hospital's performance hall, patients perform, sing and dance as part of their radical treatment.
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(Sorry I've only just been to my first Beginners Spanish class so obviously I can't write all this in Spanish... :oops: )
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No te preocupes. (don't worry) At least you found and knew to use the Spanish punctuation marks, so that's a good start.

If it will help, about four years ago I wrote and posted this series of pages, Foreign and Special Characters in Word Processing starting at http://members.aol.com/dwise1/sprachen/foreign.html. Starting with Windows 95, it's been very easy to install and switch to foreign keyboards; I do it all the time. The only difficulty is that punctuation marks get moved around a lot (and on French keyboards all the letters, too) and I haven't found any documentation on the foreign keyboard layouts since DOS 6.22 (pre-Win95). In my section on Using Foreign Keyboards at
http://members.aol.com/dwise1/sprachen/keyboards.html#USING I discuss this and also a couple other features, such as using "dead keys" to add accent marks on the Spanish keyboard.
 
¡Hola amigos, buenas tardes! ¿Qué tal? ¿Como estaís?

Me llamo MacMoto, yo vivo en Escocia pero soy de Japon, mis padres y mi hermano viven en Japon, a las afueras de Tokyo. No tengo familia en Escocia. Soy traductora tecnico, hablo japonés que es mi lengua materna, inglés, un poco de ruso y un poquito de español. Yo bailo salsa.

Just revising last week's lesson... second class tonight :wink:.

¡Adiós! ¡Hasta luego!
 
Veo que se enseña las formas del vosotros allá. Se enseña aquí el español de Hispanoamérica, donde no se usa mucho vosotros.

¡Buena suerte y diviértete!

[I see that they teach the vosotros forms there. We're taught Latin American Spanish here, which doesn't use vosotros much.

Good luck and have fun!]
 
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