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*sigh* Yes, another translation! Sorry!

Discussion in 'Spanish' started by Sunburst, May 19, 2006.

  1. Sunburst

    Sunburst Fairy

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    All right, let's say, hypothtically (of course!), I was dating this girl. Now how would I say "I like you because you are..."? I know the words, but not the grammar. Would it be "Me gusta te porque tu eres...", because somehow that seems wrong to me! Sorry guys, to bug you again for translations, but my Spanish lessons don't start up again until autumn, and I would really rather not wait that long! Muchos grasias :)
     
    Sunburst, May 19, 2006
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  3. andrenio

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    Hola. Lo correcto seria decir mas o menos asi: " me gustas porque eres + adjetivo..." o " me gusta tu + sustantivo....". Suerte con los ligues.

    Por cierto, vi un documental de Alberta hace unos años y me gusto mucho, que naturaleza, que paisajes!. Espero poder ir algun dia.
     
    andrenio, May 19, 2006
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  5. Sunburst

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    Gracias para la traducción! Y sí, Alberta es muy linda (bonita?)- yo lo adoro ^.^
     
    Sunburst, May 21, 2006
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  7. Johnnavic

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    Hello,

    I was hoping I could get some feedback on the word Tanda.

    In Swedish it means light but I was told in Spanish it means "to beat-up" is this true?

    Any feedback would be appreciated, thanks

    Johnna
     
    Johnnavic, Sep 18, 2006
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