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I would like to cooperate and answer your spanish questions, help translating a message from spanish to english and, in general, all that matter regards spanish language.

 

Me gustaria cooperar y contestar tus preguntas en español, ayudar a traducir un mesage del español al ingles y, en general, todo lo relativo respecto al idioma español.

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Como ven, ya tenemos a nuestro amigo Snake y yo listos para responder a sus preguntas, inquietudes, quejas y demas.

 

As you see, we already have our friend Snake and i ready to answer your questions, inquietude, complains and others.

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1) Where possible try to use the language of the topic with a translation underneath. This will help with getting the learners used to reading the language they're trying to learn.

Come on, guys :P I'm struggling to piece together what you're saying lol

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Podíais estar mi compañeros en español? Yo entiendo mucho pero cuando quiero hablar, mi español es no bueno :P

Quiero entender todo :P

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Come on, guys :P I'm struggling to piece together what you're saying lol

I sort of understand it even if I never studied Spanish in my life... but Italian is very close. Maybe I will pick a bit of Spanish words here :)

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So, let me get this right; 

 

y = and

yo = I

preguntas = questions? Is that singular or plural? Or does it not matter? :D

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Podíais estar mi compañeros en español? Ermm... sorry what u mean? Yo entiendo mucho pero cuando quiero hablar, mi español es no bueno :PJust one correction, sentence follows this order: 1.adverb, 2.verb, 3.adjective - no es bueno.

Quiero entender todo :P

 

No hay problema 'chillido', tratarémos de entendernos :P

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So, let me get this right; 

 

y = and

yo = I

preguntas = questions? Is that singular or plural? Or does it not matter? :D

 

Plural, yes it does matter when you want to distinguish one from some or many.

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So, let me get this right; 

 

y = and

yo = I

preguntas = questions? Is that singular or plural? Or does it not matter? :D

 

Correct.

The conjunction "and" always is written "y" in spanish. ALWAYS.

Personal pronous "yo" is written "i"

About singular and plural, the general rule is add the letter "S", "AS" or "ES"  to a word to change it from singular to plural.

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Sometimes in spanish you can recognize a word from plural or singular just for the "S", by example:

 

Fotos = Photos

Foto = Photo

 

The 's' makes it plural, but not all the time this rule apply, example:

 

Soles from Sol = Suns / Sun

Árboles from Árbol = Trees / Tree

 

You can see that the spanish words end with a consonant needs an 'es', I hope this can help you.

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No hay problema 'chillido', tratarémos de entendernos :P

 

I wanted to say something like Can you be my Spanish peeps? By that I mean the ones who'll make me improve my Spanish :P

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