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Dr. Cluess
I live in "there".
All the other "there'iens" speak something close to "spainsh"
And not all the "there'iens" speak any English.
However, the question here (or "there", to you) is not
"- is it possible to live here? - " (or the heretofore mentioned "there" to you )...
...but would it be worthwhile to live "there" - I mean "here" - ? without knowing Spanish.
The answer here and there, is don't you even dare.
Is that clear?
I live in "there".
All the other "there'iens" speak something close to "spainsh"
And not all the "there'iens" speak any English.
However, the question here (or "there", to you) is not
"- is it possible to live here? - " (or the heretofore mentioned "there" to you )...
...but would it be worthwhile to live "there" - I mean "here" - ? without knowing Spanish.
The answer here and there, is don't you even dare.
Is that clear?
Throw up? I'm not even sick. Just dyslexic!
I meant what I said, "yes" you could possibly get away with it. But just because you could, doesn't mean you should.
Learn Spanish, it will make it all much easier and more importantly worthwhile. In fact without it, you'll find yourself helplessly miserable at times.
I meant what I said, "yes" you could possibly get away with it. But just because you could, doesn't mean you should.
Learn Spanish, it will make it all much easier and more importantly worthwhile. In fact without it, you'll find yourself helplessly miserable at times.
You are dyslexic! It is spainsh that we are talking about and that is difficult to speak there, or here depending on your point of view, if you can see which end I am talking about. Yes, it is.
Now, if the question were to be presented as to "Spanish", then the dyslexic catastrophy goes away and the answer remains, more or less, the same....Isn't that clear from my 2000+ other posts on this board?
Save us all some grief and learn a few words to start with:
good Morning
good afternon
Good Evening
Hello
Goodbye
Thank you very much; you have been most kind.
I am sorry I don't understand. Please for phucking godsake speak slowly!!
Once you have those few phrases down pat you will learn even more.
Get the phuck outta my way, you cow!
What the phuck do you want?
Get the phuck outta here!
and so forth....very useful.
the most useful and the first phrase to be learned is:
Otra Pre see dente por fabor.....
HB
Now, if the question were to be presented as to "Spanish", then the dyslexic catastrophy goes away and the answer remains, more or less, the same....Isn't that clear from my 2000+ other posts on this board?
Save us all some grief and learn a few words to start with:
good Morning
good afternon
Good Evening
Hello
Goodbye
Thank you very much; you have been most kind.
I am sorry I don't understand. Please for phucking godsake speak slowly!!
Once you have those few phrases down pat you will learn even more.
Get the phuck outta my way, you cow!
What the phuck do you want?
Get the phuck outta here!
and so forth....very useful.
the most useful and the first phrase to be learned is:
Otra Pre see dente por fabor.....
HB
cmrincon said:
Why not? The Dominicans don't seem to have a problem living there without speaking proper Spanish!
ph doesn't exist in Spanish. H is mute, as ph is equivalent to f in English then it would be pronounced joder.
Anna,"Phuck" in Spanish is nearly the same as in English!
If used as a noun ,depending on gender in Spanish,it is either" El Phucko",or "La Phucka"! best if "Phucko",or"Phucka" is proceeded by STUPID!,as in "El Stupid Phucko"! or "La Stupid Phucka"! Cris
If used as a noun ,depending on gender in Spanish,it is either" El Phucko",or "La Phucka"! best if "Phucko",or"Phucka" is proceeded by STUPID!,as in "El Stupid Phucko"! or "La Stupid Phucka"! Cris
Criss, are you serious? or are you joking? I've never heard this, but then, I've not been here for very long and my Spanish can do with much improvement. I obviously don't hang around in the correct circles either!
Anna Coniglio said:
Why would a citizen of the Royal City even want to know this, except perhaps in Abruzzese? Ah, si tira avanti. Stan.
That is correct, but I used to live on Silvercreek Pkwy a long time ago. We are off to Algonquin for a few days of winter camping & snowshoeing, I'll clue you in when we return. Buona notte. Stan.
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