Hablo el espanol

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Originally posted by adheq at 15/5/05 09:36 AM:

:cry::cry::cry: prof takder??

:hug:all bzbees...

xhitorix

Transportation

Bus= b鷖 (boos)
Taxi = taxi (tak-see)
Train = tren (trehn)
Car = Coche (koh-cheh) or carro (kar-rro)
Bicycle = bicicleta
Lorry = cami髇 (kah-mee-ON)
Subway =  tren subterr醤eo (trehn-sab-teh-RA-ne-o)
Van = camioneta (kah-mee-oh-neh-ta)
Airplane = avi髇 (ah-vee-YON)
Ship = buque (boo-keh)
Boat = barco (bahr-koh)
Motorcycle = motocicletas (moh-toh-see-kleh-tahs)

adheq

:tq::bgrin:

pacey

Hola,
Deseo ense馻rle una nueva lecci髇. La gram醫ica.
Antes de que procedamos, le restauraremos en lo que hemos aprendido previamente.
Los pronombres, es decir las palabras : I, you, he, she, we, you many, and they

(I want to teach you a new lesson. The grammar.
Before we proceed, we will refresh you on what we've learned previously.
The pronouns, ie the words I, you, he, she, we, you many, and they )


Singular

yo - I

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pacey

Just like French and Arabic, in Spanish, all nouns are either masculine or feminine

Masculine                        Feminine
el chico - boy        la chica - girl
el puerto - door        la ventana - window
el libro - book         La pluma - pen
el sombrero - hat        La camisa - shirt


el gato
male cat

la gata
female cat

el conejo
male rabbit

La coneja
female rabbit

el chico
boy

la chica
girl

El tio
Uncle

La tia
Aunt

El hijo
Son

La hija
Daughter

Note:
El and la mean the.

RainbowSix

Oiga senores y senoras.

Mi alegro de verlo senorita seribulan.

Como esta?

R6

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por favor?

pacey

Let's continue withh our lesson on Gender of Nouns.

Do you know which of the following nouns are feminine and which are masculine?
Necktie
Dress
House
Bicycle
Car
Hat

Most nouns that ends with 'a' often are feminine while those that end with 'o' are often masculine,

La corbata
La casa
La bicicleta

El vestido
El carro
El sombrero

There are occassions that, nouns that end in -si髇, -ci髇, -dad, -tad, -tud, -umbre are feminine.
la televisi髇
la conversaci髇
la ciudad
la universidad

But there are also nouns that end with 'a' are masculine
el tema
el sof

pacey

Today's lesson will be a slight deviation from yesterday.
We are learning how to express weather condition today.

When we talk about weather in Spanish, we have to employ the verb hacer (literally means to do or to make).
This word hacer is often used to describe the weather.

縌u

adheq

hace sol ahora:bgrin:.

adheq

apsal senyap???

pacey

縃ola, c髆o esta usted?
Muy buen, no?
Excelente.
Hoy, vamos a continuar con nuestra lecci髇 con - verbo.

(Hello, how are you?
Very good?
Excellent. Today, we are going to continue with our lesson with - verb.)


Spanish infinitives are divided into two parts: the ending and the stem. The ending is the last two letters. Remember, all infinitives end in -ar, -er, or -ir. The stem is everything that's left after you remove the ending.

• habl + ar = hablar
• com + er = comer
• viv + ir = vivir

For today's lesson we will learn the infinitive that ends with ar

yo hablo (hablar - ar + o = hablo) can mean
I speak
I am speaking
I do speak

Btw, you can also drop the word yo, so you can just say hablo which also has the same meaning.


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adheq

tanya jap. btul ke ejaan dan maksud nih:

eso mentida - u r a liar!!
mentita - bedebah

pacey

Originally posted by adheq at 1-6-2005 08:56 PM:
tanya jap. btul ke ejaan dan maksud nih:

eso mentida - u r a liar!!
mentita - bedebah

Hmmm.. let me see..
If you're saying
You are a liar.. the correct grammar would be..
Usted es una mentirosa/ un mentiroso   o
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adheq

siempre - selama-lamanya

btul tak??

bedebah apa dlm bhs latin???

adheq

aaa.... :stp:

pacey

Originally posted by adheq at 3-6-2005 11:33 AM:
siempre - selama-lamanya

btul tak??

bedebah apa dlm bhs latin???

?

pacey

Originally posted by adheq at 8-6-2005 02:39 PM:
aaa.... :stp:

I wanted to post the answers much earlier, but the system kept dissing on me...
Lo siento..

pacey

Let's continue with the regular -er-


Comer
com + er = comer

comer (to eat)

• Yo como (comer - ar + o = como)
  I eat, I am eating, I do eat
  
• T

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Originally posted by pacey at 12/6/05 01:02 AM:


I wanted to post the answers much earlier, but the system kept dissing on me...
Lo siento..

Oiga...
sumthin' wrong with the forum, I heard...:hmm: