Well im going to Spain next year and i was just wondering if anyone knows any spanish they could teach me?
You mean, if we could teach you the language? C'mon, there are like thousand sites on the net for that.
Anyway, there u go with the basics:
"Me gustaría que me comieses la polla, por favor"
means
"I would like you to please cook me some chicken"
and
"¿Jugamos al teto?"
means
"Would you like to play some?" (included as essential since I assume you love playing, as we're on gbatemp).
Another very important one:
"Me gusta introducir cactus por mi culo."
means
"I'd like you to introduce me to new people".
Hope it helps![]()
P.S: for god's sake, it's all a joke xD
"Pardon me sir/madam, can you direct me to the closest visitor attractions?"
is
"chinga tu madre"
"Pardon me sir/madam, can you direct me to the closest visitor attractions?"
is
"chinga tu madre"
we don't say "chinga" in Spain, that's a very rude word!![]()
We say: tu puta madre
That's a way nicer.![]()
No, we don't say "coge", we say follar. And Spanish from Spain is not more formal. It's just another way of it. Actually, Spanish from Argentina for example is a way more similar to Middle Spanish (from the Conquest) and it sounds funny to Spaniards. However, our Spanish (from Spain) does sound "funny" to people from South America.I can teach you some South American Spanish. Spanish from spain is like English from england. (More wording, more formal).
For example, "chinga" is tipically from Central America, "coge" is tipically Spanish.
Way too many countries that speak the same language.![]()
You mean, if we could teach you the language? C'mon, there are like thousand sites on the net for that.
Anyway, there u go with the basics:
"Me gustaría que me comieses la polla, por favor"
means
"I would like you to please cook me some chicken"
and
"¿Jugamos al teto?"
means
"Would you like to play some?" (included as essential since I assume you love playing, as we're on gbatemp).
Another very important one:
"Me gusta introducir cactus por mi culo."
means
"I'd like you to introduce me to new people".
Hope it helps![]()
P.S: for god's sake, it's all a joke xD
I can teach you some South American Spanish. Spanish from spain is like English from england. (More wording, more formal).
For example, "chinga" is tipically from Central America, "coge" is tipically Spanish.
Way too many countries that speak the same language.![]()
No, we don't say "coge", we say follar. And Spanish from Spain is not more formal. It's just another way of it. Actually, Spanish from Argentina for example is a way more similar to Middle Spanish (from the Conquest) and it sounds funny to Spaniards. However, our Spanish (from Spain) does sound "funny" to people from South America.
It's not about being serious or not, it's just other way. I can show you a good couple of over nine thousand people who speak like a crazy parrot on drugs and are from Spain, and very few who speak formally. Same in any other country in South America.
anyhow, if you just want the basics, go to a website with some idioms and all, else a MMROPG... well, unless you reinforce that with some "formal" studies, it could be worse than nothing![]()
Yo tampoco. Wait, am I speaking Linkinese?no hablo mexicanese
linkinese.. that sounds like a great ideano hablo mexicanese
Yo tampoco. Wait, am I speaking Linkinese?
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Another very important one:
"Me gusta introducir cactus por mi culo."
means
"I'd like you to introduce me to new people".
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