The "talk in spanish thread!"

I've always found it interesting that in spanish, ch, ll, ?, and rr are considered actual letters instead of just sounds made by accenting or combining certain letters. I like that in portuguese you've invented substitutes for certain letters, though.
 
In portuguese we have those too we have:

lh - as in million
ch - as in sharp
nh - as in canyon
rr - as in Navarre

I know theres more I just can't think of them.

Another thing is that in Brazilian Portuguese they do this

D - sounds like G as in different, it sounds like gifferent
T - sometimes sounds like CH, like in Check. As in Batar, it sounds like Bachar

Brazilians are strange, but I LOVE BRASIL
 
nada , esperando a que llegue el avion de mi hermano de frankfurt.
jeje
y ''acen'' es con h, ''hacen'' <--- is the correct form , but just so you know.
 
H is silent as ever, but its still a great letter. K guys I'm going to try out my Spanish!

Hoy tengo trabajo(?) y manana (i dont have accents on my computer) no tengo trabajo! E bien porque hoy quiero ir la discoteca con mi amigos (?)

w00t
 
Dizzy said:
H is silent as ever, but its still a great letter. K guys I'm going to try out my Spanish!

Hoy tengo trabajo(?) y manana (i dont have accents on my computer) no tengo trabajo! Es bien porque hoy quiero ir la discoteca con mi amigos (?)

w00t
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Its almost perfect you just missed an s. ^^
 
Bueno, Dizzy, pero no debo juzgar su espa?ol porque soy solamente aprendiendo el lenguaje tambi?n.

Eres afortunado ser triling?e. Deseo que era triling?e ._.;
 
mvtm said:
nada , esperando a que llegue el avion de mi hermano de frankfurt.
jeje
y ''acen'' es con h, ''hacen'' <--- is the correct form , but just so you know.
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Gracias por avisarme, no puedo escribir tan bien en espa?ol ^ ^
 
Gracias Amigos

I don't know what happened to me lol, my mom said I used to speak good spanish, but that was before I moved to America.

(yesterday) fui para la discoteca con mi mejores amigos(?)
 
hoy es(?) una fiesta de mi amiga Talisha, yo y Rita quieremos ir con Kayleigh, Stevie, y Felicia as 8:00 P.M.
 
Oh better for me since its the same in portuguese, thank jesus lord.

is it "yo quis" too?
 
epales, chavos y chavas. como estan? :p
 
Holy sh!t, dude. you speak spanish too? eso esta chido :D
 
Ah, that's cool then : ) I was born talking spanish, english is my second language :3
 
Cool so comparing it to Portuguese it wouldbe

Spanish/Portuguese
Yo/Eu ~ Quise/Quis
Tu/Tu ~ Quisiste/Quiseste *s sounds like z in between two vowels*
Usted,El, Ella/Voce, Ele, Ela ~ Quiso/Quis
Nosotros/Nos ~ Quisimos/Quisemos
Vosotros/Vos ~ Quisisteis/Quisesteis
Ustedes, Ellos, Ellas/Voces/Eles/Elas ~ Quisieron/Quiseram

Portuguese is a little more complicated, but its real easy.
 
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