»Who in here speaks spanish?«
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 that's so cliche...a mexican gardner in california named jesus...wow. I wish i could speak it but i cant. posted by Agent Zero |
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| in-my-opinion.orgTechnology, Computers, Science, InternetLanguage, Math and NamesWho in here speaks spanish? |
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 I learned a little when I was living in Spain but I forget most of it =/ posted by bluewolf |
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 The correct spelling is pendejo, and the "j" is pronounced as ONEder said, as an "h" sound. posted by Echelon |
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 Echelon: The correct spelling is pendejo, and the "j" is pronounced as ONEder said, as an "h" sound. Thanks, it's something I've always wondered about. No translation though eh? 
posted by Marl64 |
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 Marl64: but the word is something like Mariquito.
...Like Pendequo (again spelling questionable) Chuppa-Poya and Halli-Poya Maraquita Pendejo Chupa Polla Huele Polla pelando la banana (this one is funny) Gazo en tu leche I'll post the translations later, good luck with your Google translation tools 
It is sometimes quite interesting living in spain... Pollo (pronounced Poyo) is Chicken, polla (Poya) is a rude word and Baraquito is a coffee... 
So you better be carefull when ordering a Chicken sandwich and a coffee 
posted by Marlbro |
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I speak Spanish well, since my entire dad's side is Mexican I get to hear it a lot. Sounds quite interesting when spoken in the same house as my mom's relatives, which are all german.  posted by Aluindice |
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Marlbro: Pollo (pronounced Poyo) is Chicken, polla (Poya) is a rude word and Baraquito is a coffee...
So you better be carefull when ordering a Chicken sandwich and a coffee That explains my popularity with Spanish Waitresses
posted by Marl64 |
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 Well, since I'm Spanish and all... yeah, I think I do speak it pretty well!
Keep on the practice, I'll help you guys. ^.^ posted by NiSm0 |
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I am amazed, since I came to the USA when I saw so many people intesed in learning spanish. Usually in the T.V. in the movies you see Americans learning Fench. Well, At a University where I attended, they have a program which consist in contact people of differents cultures to practice the a forieng languaje. We, the latins used to have a lot of people interesed to be our "conversation partner", you talk one meeting spanish a another English. The rest of the students of other cultures used to have trouble finding one. If you have a university where you live in, it could be a good alternative to practice a foreing languaje and to learn about other cultures. Very nice experience! posted by xname |
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I speak Spanish, I'm studying it at the University, at Spanish filology  Nismo: que tal:)? posted by asartana |
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 xname: Usually in the T.V. in the movies you see Americans learning Fench. You also see Australians communicating with Kangaroos who fight crime. posted by hungarian kid |
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 i had a good friend go to costa rica for a quarter and she said it was awesome. she didn't really learn that much in spanish but had fun! posted by Agent Zero |
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 Si, he vuelto.
I think that's right...(got it off a translator  ) posted by nocturnal_anonymous |
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i just know some words como estais amigos ? torrero sinior siniorita tabla fenetra maybe their wrong so don't take me seriously posted by zombi |
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zombi: i just know some words
como estais amigos ? torrero sinior siniorita tabla fenetra maybe their wrong so don't take me seriously como estais amigos is como estas amigos sinior is senor siniorita is senorita And the rest I'm not entirely sure... posted by nocturnal_anonymous |
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