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viva where's your homework? well there's no much to teach about this, we have to recap

Here's the complete list of Spanish subject pronouns.

Singular
yo
tú
usted
él
ella
Plural
nosotros/as
vosotros/as
ustedes
ellos
ellas

To conjugate -ar verbs, drop the ending and add

-o
-as
-a
-amos
-áis
-an

To conjugate -er verbs, drop the ending and add

-o
-es
-e
-emos
-éis
-en

To conjugate -ir verbs, drop the ending and add

-o
-es
-e
-imos
-ís
-en

You will benefit greatly by quickly memorizing the three model verbs.

hablar

yo hablo
tú hablas
él, ella, Ud. habla
nosotros/as hablamos
vosotros/as habláis
ellos, ellas, Uds. hablan

comer

yo como
tú comes
él, ella, Ud. come
nosotros/as comemos
vosotros/as coméis
ellos, ellas, Uds. comen

vivir

yo vivo
tú vives
él, ella, Ud. vive
nosotros/as vivimos
vosotros/as vivís
ellos, ellas, Uds. viven

Note: The verb forms are the same for él, ella and Ud. as are the verb forms for ellos, ellas and Uds.


In Spanish the subject pronouns are not always required. This is because the verb endings can indicate who is performing the action. (this is what I always tell you viva)

Hablo español. (Yo is not necessary.)
I speak Spanish.

Comemos carne. (Nosotros is not necessary.)
We eat meat.

Vives en México. (Tú is not necessary.)
You live in Mexico.

Subject pronouns are often used for clarification. For example, the verb form habla is ambiguous.

Ud. habla
él habla
ella habla

Therefore, to distinguish between "you speak," "he speaks," and "she speaks," it may be necessary to use the subject pronoun. Often, the conversation implies the subject of the verb. In such cases the subject pronoun may be omitted.

Subject pronouns are often used for emphasis.

Ella habla español y yo hablo inglés.

Here there is no ambiguity with respect to hablo. The subject pronoun is merely adding emphasis:

She speaks Spanish and I speak English.

Another example of using subject pronouns for emphasis.

Yo como pan y tú comes arroz.

Once again there is no ambiguity. The pronouns emphasize the contrast.

I eat bread and you eat rice.

It is possible to use two verbs in a row. Just like in English, the first verb is conjugated, while the second verb remains in the infinitive form.

Necesito hablar con Alfredo.
I need to talk with Alfredo.
(necesitar, hablar)

Necesito + hablar + con Alfredo.
I need + to speak + with Alfredo.

Another example of two verbs used together

Deseas vivir en España.
You wish to live in Spain.
(desear, vivir)

Deseas + vivir + en España.
You wish + to live + in Spain.

that's all for now enjoy it oh gosh this weather is killing me, so hot

Bueno trabaja amigo how did you like my spanish?

Muchas gracias! El deberes está...no sé havent looked at it yet lool

Originally Posted by VivaPalestina

Buen trabajo amigo how did you like my spanish?

Muchas gracias! El deber está...no sé havent looked at it yet lool

haha well well

Saludos. A ver si me pueden ayudar con esta frase en inglés; es sencilla pero no acabo de cogerle el sentido exacto:
"I have forgotten about my comings and goings, singing, losing and gaining"
Me sale "Me he olvidado de mis idas y venidas, cantando, perdiendo y ganando", pero, como digo, no le veo mucho sentido. Gracias por anticipado.

pues lo mires por donde lo mires ya la has dado la mejor traducción posible.

¿qué pensáis vosotros?

Viva's Deberes

Ordena el siguiente dialogo entre el dependiente y el cliente de una tienda...put them in order?

Buenos dias! Que desea?
Tiene agendas?
Si. Mire, aqui estan. Tenemos todas estas.
Puedo ver esa negra?
Esta?
Si si esa. Cuanto cuesta?
Doce euros con sesenta centimos
Lo siento. Es muy cara


Does it make sense? Correct order? If yes, can you translate it for me? If not...can you translate it anyway? Many small connectives like ese, aqui ver esa that I dont know

Yea that's right

Goodday, what do you want?
Do you have agendas?
Yes, here they are. Look, we have all of these.
Can I see that black one?
This?
Yes, that one. How much is it?
12,70€.
sorry. It's very expensive.

Escribe el dialogo entre el dependiente y un cliente que compra el libro de espanol ELE 1 y un diccionario espanol-ingles.

Dependiente: Hola! Buenos tardes! Que desea?
Cliente: Hola, tienen libro 'espanol ELE 1'?
Dependiente: Si, Mire, aqui estan. Tenemos todas estas
Cliente: No no, Puedo ver ese amarillo?
Dependiente: Este?
Cliente: Si, si, ese. Cuanto cuesta?
Dependiente: Vientinueve libras (£29)
Cliente: Vale, me lo llevo.
Dependiente: Algo mas?
Cliente: Si, Queria tambien un diccionario espanol-ingles.
Dependiente: Aqui tiene, algo mas?
Cliente: No, nada mas gracias. Guanto es todo?
Dependiente: Trienta y cinco libras
Cliente: Aqui tiene. Adios!
Dependiente: Gracias, hasta luego!

Okay I pretty much copied it Bien? Does it make sense? And what does tenemos todos estos mean??

Gracias!

Xie xie Anna!!

Random Vocab translation help please:

Nueva - new?
Vieja - old?
Antigua - antique?
Moderna - modern?
Barata - cheap???
Cara - expensive?
Interior - interior?
exterior - exterior?
Soleada - ?
centrica - centre?
esta bien comunicada - It has good transport links? Good location?

como es -> what is?
que tiene -> what does it have?

numbero de habitaciones -> number of inhabitants?
calefacciion -> erm yeah
aire acondicionado -> air conditioning?
ascensor -> sensor? fan?
garaje -> garage?
trastero -> ...?
Terraza -> balcony?
mucha luz -> very light?
piscina -> who knows?
jardin -> garden?


muchas muchas gracias! cok cok tessekurler! tres tres tres merci! okay I'm running out of languages

More por favor

sofa -> sofa?
frigorifico -> fridge?
banera -> bathtub?
ducha -> shower (in arabic we call it duch )
sillon -> ?
lavabo -> toilet? or bathroom sink?
lampara -> lamp?
escalera -> stairs?
cama -> bed?
television -> t.v?
estanteria -> ?
Lavadora -> erm kitchen sink?
mesilla -> stove?
armario -> ...cupboard?
cocina electrica/de gas -> oh no this is the stove so mesilla is ?? bookshelf??


gracias!

Originally Posted by VivaPalestina

Escribe el dialogo entre el dependiente y un cliente que compra el libro de espanol ELE 1 y un diccionario espanol-ingles.

Dependiente: Hola! Buenos tardes! Que desea?
Cliente: Hola, tienen libro 'espanol ELE 1'?
Dependiente: Si, Mire, aqui estan. Tenemos todas estas
Cliente: No no, Puedo ver ese amarillo?
Dependiente: Este?
Cliente: Si, si, ese. Cuanto cuesta?
Dependiente: Vientinueve libras (£29)
Cliente: Vale, me lo llevo.
Dependiente: Algo mas?
Cliente: Si, Queria tambien un diccionario espanol-ingles.
Dependiente: Aqui tiene, algo mas?
Cliente: No, nada mas gracias. Guanto es todo?
Dependiente: Trienta y cinco libras
Cliente: Aqui tiene. Adios!
Dependiente: Gracias, hasta luego!

Okay I pretty much copied it Bien? Does it make sense? And what does tenemos todos estos mean??

Gracias!

Dependent: Hello! good afternoon what can I do for you?
Customer: Hello, you have the book "Español L1"?
Dependent: Yes, look here they are. We have all of this
Customer: no, no. Can I see this yellow one?
Dependent: This?
Customer: yes, yes. That. How much it cost?
Dependent: twenty nine pounds (€29)
Customer: ok, I'll take it
Dependent: anything else?
Customer: Yes, also I wanted an english-spanish dictionary
Dependent: Here you have, anything else?
Customer: No, nothing else thank you. How much for all?
Dependent: thirty five pounds
Customer: Here it is. bye
Dependent: Thank you. See you later

Originally Posted by VivaPalestina

Xie xie Anna!!

Random Vocab translation help please:

Nueva - new?
Vieja - old?
Antigua - antique?
Moderna - modern?
Barata - cheap???
Cara - expensive?
Interior - interior?
exterior - exterior?
Soleada - sunny
centrica - centric
esta bien comunicada - It has good transport links? Good location? communication

como es -> how is?
que tiene -> what does it have?

numbero de habitaciones -> number of rooms
calefacciion -> heating
aire acondicionado -> air conditioner
ascensor -> elevator
garaje -> garage?
trastero -> back(in objects) butt(in people)
Terraza -> balcony?
mucha luz -> much light?
piscina -> who knows? I know, Pool
jardin -> garden?


muchas muchas gracias! cok cok tessekurler! tres tres tres merci! okay I'm running out of languages

glad to help

Originally Posted by VivaPalestina

More por favor

sofa -> sofa?
frigorifico -> fridge?
banera -> bathtub?
ducha -> shower (in arabic we call it duch ) haha
sillon -> the same as sofa at least here we use both terms to the same object but remember "sofa is for 2 or more people" and sillón it's just for one oh wait tha makes then two different objects, you judge it
lavabo -> toilet? or bathroom sink? and again we use both for the same object but sometimes sink is translated as (Lava manos) hands washer
lampara -> lamp?
escalera -> stairs?
cama -> bed?
television -> t.v? pretty obvious
estanteria -> Shelving
Lavadora -> erm kitchen sink? haha Washing machine
mesilla -> stove? coffe table
armario -> ...cupboard? wardrobe remember narnia haha
cocina electrica/de gas -> oh no this is the stove so mesilla is ?? bookshelf?? yes, stove


gracias!

and this was the last

LOL lovingggg your trastero And you smart guy you know what piscina is?

The first one you translated for me (thank you!) is it correct grammatically?

loooool it was trastero I read trasero hahaha my mistake then trastero is storage room or a place where you store things, sometimes useless things note: trastero can has a different meaning in latin america

Yeah viva I know what piscina is I wrote it there piscina is pool

the first one? you mean the whole text?

Originally Posted by Erito

loooool it was trastero I read trasero hahaha my mistake then trastero is storage room or a place where you store things, sometimes useless things note: trastero can has a different meaning in latin america

Yeah viva I know what piscina is I wrote it there piscina is pool

the first one? you mean the whole text?

Spanish homework to be corrected, from backside to storage room...what a difference

Erm, the conversation I typed up between the shop keeper and the customer? Not the one Anna translated, the one you did? Si, was my grammar correct?

Originally Posted by VivaPalestina

Escribe el dialogo entre el dependiente y un cliente que compra el libro de espanol ELE 1 y un diccionario espanol-ingles.

Dependiente: Hola! Buenas tardes! Que desea?
Cliente: Hola, tienen libro 'español ELE 1'?
Dependiente: Si, Mire, aquí están. Tenemos todas estas
Cliente: No no, Puedo ver ese amarillo?
Dependiente: Este?
Cliente: Si, si, ese. Cuanto cuesta?
Dependiente: Veintinueve libras (£29)
Cliente: Vale, me lo llevo.
Dependiente: Algo mas?
Cliente: Si, Quería también un diccionario español-ingles.
Dependiente: Aquí tiene, algo mas?
Cliente: No, nada mas gracias. Cuanto es todo?
Dependiente: Treinta y cinco libras
Cliente: Aquí tiene. Adiós!
Dependiente: Gracias, hasta luego!

Okay I pretty much copied it Bien? Does it make sense? And what does tenemos todos estos mean??

Gracias!

ohh I can see some mistakes the usual ones some ñ's missing and the accents ;D

Originally Posted by Erito

ohh I can see some mistakes the usual ones some ñ's missing and the accents ;D

Is that it? Thats fine, I can add them by hand As long as I didnt do anything major

Thank youuuuuuuuuuuu ya 7ilo (guapo in arabic )

yeah just that why don't you install a dictionary in your firefox look mine



I can switch between english (us) and spanish (spain) at any moment to spell check