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pixiedixie Posted Mon 20 Aug, 2007 6:59 PM |
AbsolutPurple wrote: pixiedixie wrote: One idea to say to your mother in law:
Anda a la cocina, perra! Qué hay de comer?
She will appreciate that
it would be smart if you translated. gracias
Move your ass to the kitchen, bitch! What´s for dinner?
You´re welcome |
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goosey_84 Posted Mon 20 Aug, 2007 7:10 PM |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Mon 20 Aug, 2007 7:12 PM |
Did Milton bake a cake for yr birthday ?
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Beetlebum82 Posted Mon 20 Aug, 2007 7:16 PM |
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Anda a la cocina, perra! Qué hay de comer?
It´s means something like " Bitch,go to the kitchen. What´s for lunch"
In answer to your question, I don´t know because I´ve only studied a little bit of French when i was in the high school, but never Italian |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Mon 20 Aug, 2007 7:20 PM |
Beetlebum82 wrote: Quote:
Anda a la cocina, perra! Qué hay de comer?
It´s means something like " Bitch,go to the kitchen. What´s for lunch"
In answer to your question, I don´t know because I´ve only studied a little bit of French when i was in the high school, but never Italian
for us (french) it's easier to learn spanish than italian - which is why i studied german
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Beetlebum82 Posted Mon 20 Aug, 2007 7:31 PM |
German? It´s seem so hard for me, it hasn't vowels
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AbsolutPurple Posted Mon 20 Aug, 2007 7:34 PM |
Beetlebum82 wrote: German? It´s seem so hard for me, it hasn't vowels
was ? it means "what" and it has a vowel |
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Beetlebum82 Posted Mon 20 Aug, 2007 7:41 PM |
Too many followed consonants without vowel
I've yet enough work to do improving my terrible English |
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goosey_84 Posted Mon 20 Aug, 2007 7:48 PM |
AbsolutPurple wrote: Did Milton bake a cake for yr birthday ?
haha i'm calling it a truce with milton...mostly because all my dislike has transferred over to scott...former close friend, now coworker! haha |
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Monica Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 10:30 AM |
AbsolutPurple wrote: question : it is easier for you to learn french or italian ?
Italian. If I listen to an Italian, I can understand perfectly well what he/she says. But in French...Really difficult. And your pronuciationof "r" is really complicated to me :p |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 10:37 AM |
Monica wrote: AbsolutPurple wrote: question : it is easier for you to learn french or italian ?
Italian. If I listen to an Italian, I can understand perfectly well what he/she says. But in French...Really difficult. And your pronuciationof "r" is really complicated to me :p
I've always wondered about it.
I tried to learn italian a few years ago and totally failed...well, i didn't get on with the teacher so that didn't help.
What other languages did you study ? besides english i mean |
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Monica Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 1:09 PM |
| I studied French eight years ago; German two years ago; Latin and Greek in high school (Latin also in college), and last year I studied Italian phonetics. The most difficult one: German, no doubt. |
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Beetlebum82 Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 3:29 PM |
Monica wrote: I studied French eight years ago; German two years ago; Latin and Greek in high school (Latin also in college), and last year I studied Italian phonetics. The most difficult one: German, no doubt.
Have you ever think of live in the Tower of Babel??
You can do it. Cheers to you
I can only live in a Spanish speaker´s countrry :´(
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Monica Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 4:07 PM |
| I've heard that renting a flat in Babel is really expensive XD. |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Tue 21 Aug, 2007 4:20 PM |
Monica wrote: I studied French eight years ago; German two years ago; Latin and Greek in high school (Latin also in college), and last year I studied Italian phonetics. The most difficult one: German, no doubt.
I did english, german and latin.
For me, german was the easiest |
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