Author Topic: Can Anyone here speak fluent Spanish? (Read 2276 times)

« **Reply #45 on:** September 28, 2002, 04:55:23 PM »

I dunno but I know my first day of spanish I started asking people how to cuss in spanish and stuff

. I just find the language very difficult and stuff

« **Reply #46 on:** September 28, 2002, 06:12:49 PM »

Spanish is probably the second easiest language to learn to English.

I\'m in my second year of Chinese....

« **Reply #47 on:** September 28, 2002, 06:54:46 PM »

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Originally posted by Soul Reaver
Yea... but I don\'t know how to get that goddamn wiggly thing.

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ALT+164

Hablo Español muy bien! Not really, but I have taken two years of Español, so se un poco.

« **Reply #48 on:** September 28, 2002, 06:56:48 PM »

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Originally posted by Adan
Sorry Vapor, but you\'re wrong. A TILDE is this:

Cantó
Voilà
Chateâu

This is called DIERESIS: Cigüeña

But the "wiggly" thing has no name \'cause the letter\'s shape is this way. It\'s like if you try to name the hole in the letter P.

It\'s different in America Adan. We have everything backwards.

Cantó
Voilà
Chateâu

would be accents, while ñ would be a tilde.

« **Reply #49 on:** September 30, 2002, 08:32:23 PM »

"ñ" OMG that is awsome I made a lil tilde junk ^_^ now how do you make the other thing??

« **Reply #50 on:** September 30, 2002, 09:08:59 PM »

It takes years of experience...

start>programs>accessories>system tools>character map
Voila!

« **Reply #51 on:** September 30, 2002, 09:13:05 PM »

ﻱhit.

« **Reply #52 on:** October 01, 2002, 01:38:53 AM »

Wow I didn\'t even know I had that thing. All those letters look weird though..

« **Reply #53 on:** October 03, 2002, 11:42:12 AM »

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Originally posted by The Stapler
It\'s different in America Adan. We have everything backwards.

Cantó
Voilà
Chateâu

would be accents, while ñ would be a tilde.

Well, I think you\'re wrong my friend. The wiggly line above n can\'t be a tilde because it takes part of the letter itself. I said it before. I has not name. And accents are not graphical signals. This is a common mistake. If you look up "accent" in a dictionary, you will get:

[C,_U] a way of pronouncing the words of a language that shows which country or area a person comes from:
a northern / Dublin / Indian accent • a strong / broad Scottish accent (= one that is very noticeable) • She spoke English with a faint Dutch accent.

[C] the emphasis that you should give to part of a word when saying it:
In ‘today’ the accent is on the second syllable.

Kurt Angle · « **Reply #54 on:** October 03, 2002, 11:44:39 AM »

I would be inclined to believe a Spaniard over an American:D

Isn\'t that right Adan?

« **Reply #55 on:** October 03, 2002, 11:47:50 AM »

I think i\'m right Kurt, but nobody has got a total wisdom. At least the dictionary clarified it

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Author Topic: Can Anyone here speak fluent Spanish? (Read 2276 times)