Está calor ou está quente?

Oi! Tenho uma dúvida: quando faz calor vocês falam está calor ou está quente? Acho que a reposta correcta é está calor mas não tenho certeza. 

 

Obrigada! 

O verbo ficar Oi! Gostaria de saber os distintos significados do verbo ficar. Sei que tem muitos significados mas gostaria de saber os mais freqüentes. Obrigada! (Desculpem os erros!)

Domingo ¿el peor día de la semana?

Personalmente odio los domingos ( y creo no ser la unica) ya que el día siguiente significa el comienzo de una nueva semana laboral. Me gusta aprovecharlo de todos modos para ir a patinar o dormir! Jaja 

En su opinión cuál es el peor día de la semana y porqué :) 

English/Spanish practice on whatsapp

I need someone to practice my English with on whatsapp. I really need to improve my speaking. I have an intermediate English level and can help with Spanish. If anybody is interested please let me know!

 

Thanks in advance!!

Letter of accommodation meaning Im not pretty sure what "letter of accommodation" means. Does it have to do with people with disability? Thanks in advance!

Useful phrases at work - Frases útiles para usar en el trabajo Hello! I need help with some phrases I use everyday at work (I work in a hotel). I have looked them up in the dictionary but still not sure. I need to translate the following phrases into English "Tomar una tarjeta de crédito como garantía" "Dar de baja una garantía" "Cancelar una reserva fuera del plazo permitido" "La reserva no admite cancelaciones ni modificaciones" If someone could help me, I'd appreciate it! :) Thanks in advance!

Do you speak Spanish in real-life situations?

I'd like to know if you speak Spanish in real-life situations, besides practicing it in classes.

 

In my case,I speak English at work because I work in a hotel.

 

I think is very important to be able to speak a foreign language in daily situations because the goal of learning is to get to speak with natives speakers.

 

(please correct my mistakes, thanks!) :)

American slang

I would like to know some expressions or phrases native speakers use in everyday situations.

For example in Argentina we say "copado" for "cool" or "che" for "hey (you)!"

 

Corríjamne si he dicho algo mal :) gracias!

Argentinian Spanish I have noticed many times that when I have to speak to a non-native Spanish speaker I have to change my way of speaking to make myself understood. The Spanish spoken in Argentina and Uruguay is a bit different from the Spanish spoken in the rest of Latin America. One of the main differences is that we don't use the personal pronoun "tu", we use "vos" instead, therefore the verb conjugation is different. For example : you are = vos sos / you have = vos tenés / you can =vos podés Another difference is the "y" pronunciation. In Argentina the "y" is pronounced as the English "sh" sound. Thanks in advance for the corrections!