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Originally Posted by clairebear (Post 620834)

Trying to make the most boring sport in the world sound amazing and dramatic x)

Get out here before I toss me haggis.

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Originally Posted by clairebear (Post 620834)

If anyone forced me to sit down and watch a full game of football I'd probably have to kill them afterwards.

I'd take my chances :D

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Originally Posted by Suki (Post 620837)

Then where? Just tell meee!!

It's not sudden interest, I have always been interested in you, since the very first time I spotted you on the boards, just never told you :rolleyes:

Ha, like I'll fall for that sweet stuff. I think, I'll let your imagination do the job, instead of telling the boring truth:rolleyes:

PS: Yeah, where are them Spanish lessons!

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Originally Posted by Suki (Post 618557)

I don't speak Italian so I have no idea... but "le" sounds like a masculine article and I'd say 'mele' is a feminine word :confused:

Meh, same thing :p

So, what d'you wanna learn next? ^______^

No, le is the feminine plural article.... and why has this thread become about football all of a sudden >.<"

and yeah, una mela (una, thus feminine) is an apple.

Edit: I realize in French le is the masculine singular article, which causes confusion :D

..........football football football.

Back to spanish with a completely random topic:

Hey, did you know... ... adverbs in spanish doesn't change for gender or number!!!!
(lol)

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Originally Posted by Hisuwashi (Post 620871)

Yeah, that's why I thought le was masculine. If you have any more doubts or just random stuff you want to learn (Spanish-related), let me know, I'll be happy to help ^^

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Originally Posted by Aniki

Ha, like I'll fall for that sweet stuff. I think, I'll let your imagination do the job, instead of telling the boring truth :rolleyes:

Puedo tratar de adivinarlo pero mi esfuerzo imaginativo será en vano a menos que al final me digas si he acertado en alguna de las respuestas. Lo haré por descarte, ni inglés, ni francés, ni español... ah! Swedish?!

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Originally Posted by Aniki

where are them Spanish lessons!

There *points above* if you need a translation just whistle ;)

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Originally Posted by 0Kurisu0

Hey, did you know... ... adverbs in spanish doesn't change for gender or number!!!!

I did I did I did!! xD

Sabías que los plurales (adverbs) en inglés no van con la forma verbal de la 3ra persona singular (doesn't)? :cool: hahahhaha no puedo evitar ser así de repelente =P

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Originally Posted by kenmei (Post 619753)

hahahah

donde esta el pinche autobus a la gran puta

:eek: lol

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Originally Posted by Suki (Post 621164)

:cool: hahahhaha no puedo evitar ser así de repelente =P

Es que naciste mandona. :D

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Originally Posted by Rose (Post 619717)

Also the word "coger" which i think it's pretty common in Spain is used to describe sexual acts.

"me cogi a esa coña" - "I had sex with that girl"

It's a vulgar way of saying it :p

no cojer (to pick up) es de Spain y cojer (to f***) es de Mejico.

Y eso lo se porque de ahi son mis familiares y les dije una vez.

hay que cojer el camion en la terminal.

y se rieron de mi. :D

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Originally Posted by Suki (Post 621164)

You just can't give up, do you?

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Originally Posted by Slykaz1 (Post 621175)

:eek: lol

perdona me XD

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Originally Posted by kenmei (Post 621257)

perdona me XD

Were you trying to curse the bus?

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Originally Posted by Slykaz1 (Post 621262)

Were you trying to curse the bus?

i was showing the espanoles some mexican slang with some el salvadorian at the end XD