Curso de español

[Luis G]

 

[Leslie]

you feel better this morning?

 

[Luis G]

Yeap, i feel much better !!!!

Gracias

 

[Gato_Solo]

Yo tengo uno verga...

 

[Luis G]

I was worried about it


pssst, it should be "una"[/siz]

 

[a13antichrist]

Las chicas españolas son bastante abiertas - lo que es superbuen para yo..

 

[Luis G]

pssst.....this the español class, it should be "superbueno para mi"[/siz]

 

[AlladinSane]

Originally posted by Luis G
(water is masculine)

Masculine? I thought the genders were the same as in portuguese.

 

[Luis G]

I said that to avoid confussions.

Water (agua) is feminine, but you must use the masculine "el" to avoid cacophony. And say "el agua" instead of "la agua".

 

[AlladinSane]

Well we say "a água". What's wrong with that?

 

[Luis G]

Probably it doesn't produce cacophony in portuguese. The most clear example in english would be "the end", "the evening", etc.

Spanish rules are a little different.

 

[Luis G]

el agua (water), el azucar(sugar), el atardecer (when the sun goes down in the afternoon, ???), el animal, el amor (love).

La ambición (ambition), la arquitectura (architecture), la apariencia (appearance).

 

[Gato_Solo]

Mi lapiz es larga, duro, y amarillo...

 

[Leslie]

eh?

 

[Leslie]

What I got from that so far is large, durex condoms, and armadillos

 

[Gato_Solo]

I'm old, not bestial...

 

[Leslie]

 

[Luis G]

rofl2

Mi lapiz es larga, duro, y amarillo... [biggrin.gif]

My pencil is long, hard, and yellow D

 

[Gato_Solo]

Uno pajaro en sus manos es mejor que dos en el arbole...

 

[Leslie]

A private is under a man and a major in the arbor?? !!