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Creo que, lógicamente, según profundizas en el idioma, va resultando más díficil aprenderlo todo bien. Está lo que dice BLESS de los fallos autóctonos. En España creo que es más común el leismo y laismo, de hecho yo hablo con leismo porque es como se habla por mi zona, y aunque gramaticalmente se cuando se usa le y cuando la, en la práctica me resulta difícil saber cuando se dice con le o con la.
El querer saber los dichos propios de la región, palabras más coloquiales, etc es lo realmente difícil. Si nosotros mismos, dependiendo de la región, tenemos expresiones o palabras distintas para denominar a algo, o peor, palabras iguales que significan cosas distintas según donde se diga.
0 votedJune 18, 20130- How to learn a language For a while, i have been thinking how teachers, in school, teach English, at least when i was studying, and there is a fail with the method. I know it's too complicated with 20 or 30 children, but first thing we learn is writing, vocabullary, with a book, of course i remember listening songs, however most of the time was reading. It is a mistake in my opinion because we need to make asociations with drawings and speaking, what i want to say is: People who don't know to read books, know to speak, so we have to change our mind and don't do: "casa mmm house", no we should say "house", doesn't mind what is the meaning on another language, we must know "house" is a building where people live and blah blah... That is too difficult and, even if i try do it, i can't do it. Few times i have spoken i think in Spanish, then translate to English... Well... i know i will have many mistakes. I have difficulties with verb + verb (when -ing, when to + infinitive...). Thanks for make the effort of reading this.June 6, 201310
¿Quién es? ¿Quién? Who's Who? - is this correct?
buenos días, señor - good day (sir)
buenas tardes, senorita - good afternoon (miss)
buenas noches, señora - good night (madam)
hasta luego - see you later
gracías - thank you
por favor - please
sí - yes
no - no
hola - hello
perdone - sorry, excuse me
de nada - that's all right, don't mention it
este señor - this man/gentleman
esta señora/señorita - this woman/lady
esta señorita - this girl
estos señores - these poeple/ladies and gentlemen
es - he/she/it is, you are
son - they are, you are (plural)
¿quién es? - who is (he/she/it)¿quién eres? - who are you? (singular)
¿quiénes sois? - who are you? (plural)
¿quiénes son? - who are they?
soy - I am
usted, ustedes - you (otfen written Vd., Vs., but pronunced usted, ustedes)
se llama - he/she is calledte llamas - you are called (singular)
os llamáis - you ar called (plural)
me llamo - I am called, my name is
¿Cómo se llama Vd.? - What (lit. how) are you called, what is your name?
somos - we are
is this correct?
Please comment what are the correct/commonly used phrases in spanish.
Muchas gracías0 votedJune 6, 20131
