Mostly for @Ferni. Made me chuckle.
lol
so true
we speak Chilean…
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Ok, I have found the best Spanish video series ever. This chick is Colombian and I actually understand her, unlike all the Mexicans and other Spanish teachers on Youtube.
That was a very good lesson. Por and para have been an honesty breaking point for me in speaking. I often just eliminate the word or use another to avoid errors.
I could tell by the Bass in your voice, that and without even hearing you by lip reading when you pronounced the words.
Oh God! I’ve heard it all now. Tell us Mark, what kind of sound do you make when you roll your tongue? Is it like the sound I make when I roll my eyes and what kind of sound is that. I can’t hear it. Some say I have selective hearing, like a child.
lol gotta love multiple meanings to words
That isn’t the case here. This is a case of the accent changing the word meaning.
lol ok, you are one of those people that believes adding a silly symbol changes the letter… nice
lol. Yes, I’m one of those people who isn’t totally illiterate. Correct.
lol ok so why then does the spanish alphabet only have 27 and not more letters?
ah 30 in some countries interesting
Nico, if you think that año and ano are the same word, or that ñ and n are the same letter, you are stupid. But I already knew that. Silly ano.
lol yes its all the same to me, but why not be consistent? if you feel they are different letters then list them all separately in your alphabet and not just add 1 or 4 extra letters?