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txonikitar Registered: Feb '02	Date Posted: 1/5/06 8:49am Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language
	Seguro que la he cagao, pero yo creía que EZ era algo así como EASY = fácil -----signature----- Soong peetch alay. Mi coleccion de sellos Star Wars http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4291488383 Lo siento, ya no existe!
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txonikitar Registered: Feb '02	Date Posted: 1/5/06 9:02am Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language
	ok! LE - LES Le gusta =He/she likes it/him/her... Les gusta = They like it/him/her... It allways implicates something to someone Give him = dale Give them = dales Show him = enseñale/muestrale Show them = enseñales/muestrales You have to know that I´m not a good Spanish teacher, I prefer to teach about video editing with digital non linear sistems. -----signature----- Soong peetch alay. Mi coleccion de sellos Star Wars http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4291488383 Lo siento, ya no existe!
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Skiara Title: • FFC RSA • WNU Mod (on reduced time) Registered: Nov '02	Date Posted: 1/5/06 11:36am Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language - Date Edited: 1/5/06 11:38am (1 edits total) Edited By: Skiara
	Now, is everyone confused about EZ? Is it really "les gusta = they like it/him/her"? Why isn't it "le gustan = they like it/him/her"? Or "les gusta = he/she likes them"? You have to know that I´m not a good Spanish teacher, I prefer to teach about video editing with digital non linear sistems. But you're doing well. And I'll remember if I ever think of using an video editing tool. -----signature----- Master of GodinKijken & WM55 e-hermanita de pirry "I can't keep track of you WNU kids" (Inty) "It is better to expect nothing and let each moment surprise you." Obi-Wan Semifinals Fav Char: http://boards.theforce.net/fanforce_community/b10022/29252613/p2
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txonikitar Registered: Feb '02	Date Posted: 1/9/06 3:02am Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language - Date Edited: 1/9/06 3:03am (1 edits total) Edited By: txonikitar
	Is it really "les gusta = they like it/him/her"? Why isn't it "le gustan = they like it/him/her"? Or "les gusta = he/she likes them"? "Les" with "s" means that more than one person likes /it/her/him/them "le" without "s" means only one person who likes it/her/him/them If it´s only one person who likes only one thing: Le gusta la cerveza But if it´s one who likes several things: (Big Cars) Le gustan los coches grandes Can you see the diference? -----signature----- Soong peetch alay. Mi coleccion de sellos Star Wars http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4291488383 Lo siento, ya no existe!
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Skiara Title: • FFC RSA • WNU Mod (on reduced time) Registered: Nov '02	Date Posted: 1/9/06 3:32am Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language
	Yep, thanks, I can see the differences. In German it is similar to English, so I have to learn it by heart, I guess. But it isn't passive, right? Just to be sure. But... now I get the problem with "gusto"... if I want to say "I like it/them"... me gusta/n? But how about "gusto"... is confused again -----signature----- Master of GodinKijken & WM55 e-hermanita de pirry "I can't keep track of you WNU kids" (Inty) "It is better to expect nothing and let each moment surprise you." Obi-Wan Semifinals Fav Char: http://boards.theforce.net/fanforce_community/b10022/29252613/p2
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txonikitar Registered: Feb '02	Date Posted: 1/9/06 5:59am Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language
	Gusto is one of those "rare" words in spanish It means TASTE, but it also means other things, lets see... Bad taste = Mal gusto/Mal sabor I´m very glad to meet you = Tengo mucho gusto en conocerte Nothing to do with "Gustar" = "Like" But if you write: You like me = Yo te gusto If you want to say: I like you = Tu me gustas It´s not EZ! (easy) -----signature----- Soong peetch alay. Mi coleccion de sellos Star Wars http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4291488383 Lo siento, ya no existe!
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Skiara Title: • FFC RSA • WNU Mod (on reduced time) Registered: Nov '02	Date Posted: 1/9/06 10:43am Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language
	txonikitar posted: It´s not EZ! (easy) That's so true... sighs But I think it is never easy to learn a new language and the more you learn the more questions you get. But I still like it. I think I will write the things above down (or do c/p) and pin it right over my bed or so, so I can have a look at it at every time. -----signature----- Master of GodinKijken & WM55 e-hermanita de pirry "I can't keep track of you WNU kids" (Inty) "It is better to expect nothing and let each moment surprise you." Obi-Wan Semifinals Fav Char: http://boards.theforce.net/fanforce_community/b10022/29252613/p2
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txonikitar Registered: Feb '02	Date Posted: 1/20/06 2:43pm Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language
	No tienes más preguntas? Esto está muy aburrido ultimamente. Nadie pasa por aquí. -----signature----- Soong peetch alay. Mi coleccion de sellos Star Wars http://www.imagestation.com/album/?id=4291488383 Lo siento, ya no existe!
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RednepSuS Title: FFSpain Banner Designer Registered: Aug '02	Date Posted: 1/20/06 2:49pm Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language
	Si, la verdad es que la cosa no anda muy bien desde hace tiempo. Ya no hay oleadas de nuevos frikis como cuando yo llegué. -----signature----- When does the 4SA board open?
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Skiara Title: • FFC RSA • WNU Mod (on reduced time) Registered: Nov '02	Date Posted: 1/21/06 5:31am Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language - Date Edited: 1/21/06 5:34am (1 edits total) Edited By: Skiara
	No, no tengo más preguntas en momento, porque no tengo clases hasta que final de enero. ¡discúlpeme! / ¡perdone! (Que se llama "sorry"?) Ok, he tenido uno pregunta... ...o dos. Que significar "frikis". No hallo en mi diccionario. ...o tres. Significa "Nadie pasa por aquí." en inglés "nothing is happening here"? -----signature----- Master of GodinKijken & WM55 e-hermanita de pirry "I can't keep track of you WNU kids" (Inty) "It is better to expect nothing and let each moment surprise you." Obi-Wan Semifinals Fav Char: http://boards.theforce.net/fanforce_community/b10022/29252613/p2
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JoinTheSchwarz Registered: Nov '02	Date Posted: 1/21/06 6:48am Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language
	¿Frikis? Freaks, nerds, geeks, losers, and so on. -----signature----- love can't blossom on a message board lol
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Skiara Title: • FFC RSA • WNU Mod (on reduced time) Registered: Nov '02	Date Posted: 1/21/06 9:21am Subject: RE: Questions about the Spanish language
	Ok, maybe I should have got it on my own. -----signature----- Master of GodinKijken & WM55 e-hermanita de pirry "I can't keep track of you WNU kids" (Inty) "It is better to expect nothing and let each moment surprise you." Obi-Wan Semifinals Fav Char: http://boards.theforce.net/fanforce_community/b10022/29252613/p2
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