Spanish? #@&^?
Q. My parents are making me take spanish in 9th grade when i HAVE to take it in 10th. this is so stupid. My mom is a smartass who says i have to take in 9th becuase she wants to me learn it and im lazy for not lerarnig it at home by myself. I told my parents i want to learn japanese but NO, that not acceptable becuase i wont use it. Am i right to just fail the class? What can i do, i CANT be reasonable with them becuase they think im ALWAYS wrong and think that there ALWAYS right. I get that its easy but i dont want to waste my last year of junoir high doing spanish and then having to take it again in 10th. I have a 4.0 in core classes im not worried about it dropping my gpa cause it doest count.
Asked by Kenshin - Fri Feb 15 19:35:38 2008 - - 18 Answers - 9 Comments
A. No, just listen to your parents. Japanese is VERY difficult, and most likely, you won't have any use for it. Also, spanish is one of the easier languages. I started taking it in 6th grade (im in the IB program) and I've had straight A's. So if you just want to go ahead in life, start taking Spanish class in 9th grade, because it looks good on a college application. Note: this is coming from an 8th GRADER!
Answered by eww! - Fri Feb 15 19:39:33 2008
Q. My parents are making me take spanish in 9th grade when i HAVE to take it in 10th. this is so stupid. My mom is a smartass who says i have to take in 9th becuase she wants to me learn it and im lazy for not lerarnig it at home by myself. I told my parents i want to learn japanese but NO, that not acceptable becuase i wont use it. Am i right to just fail the class? What can i do, i CANT be reasonable with them becuase they think im ALWAYS wrong and think that there ALWAYS right. I get that its easy but i dont want to waste my last year of junoir high doing spanish and then having to take it again in 10th. I have a 4.0 in core classes im not worried about it dropping my gpa cause it doest count.
Asked by Kenshin - Fri Feb 15 19:35:38 2008 - - 18 Answers - 9 Comments
A. No, just listen to your parents. Japanese is VERY difficult, and most likely, you won't have any use for it. Also, spanish is one of the easier languages. I started taking it in 6th grade (im in the IB program) and I've had straight A's. So if you just want to go ahead in life, start taking Spanish class in 9th grade, because it looks good on a college application. Note: this is coming from an 8th GRADER!
Answered by eww! - Fri Feb 15 19:39:33 2008
How hard are the Spanish classes in a Spanish minor compared to fourth-year highschool Spanish?
Q. I'm planning on doing a Spanish minor when I start college next year. I'm in my four year of Spanish right now in highschool, it's Spanish 4. I was wondering if it gets much harder for a minor in college? Thanks.
Asked by - - Tue Nov 10 23:04:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your school offers AP spanish I suggest you take it so you can get out of the easy courses in college, becuase believe it or not there are courses in college that is similar to begginers level in high school. I took four years of Spanish in high school and minoring in it. I would suggest practicing your listing and speaking becuase the upper levels the proffesors will speak complete Spanish and they do not want you speaking English. Hope this helps :)
Answered by Christine - Fri Nov 13 21:52:40 2009
Q. I'm planning on doing a Spanish minor when I start college next year. I'm in my four year of Spanish right now in highschool, it's Spanish 4. I was wondering if it gets much harder for a minor in college? Thanks.
Asked by - - Tue Nov 10 23:04:48 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your school offers AP spanish I suggest you take it so you can get out of the easy courses in college, becuase believe it or not there are courses in college that is similar to begginers level in high school. I took four years of Spanish in high school and minoring in it. I would suggest practicing your listing and speaking becuase the upper levels the proffesors will speak complete Spanish and they do not want you speaking English. Hope this helps :)
Answered by Christine - Fri Nov 13 21:52:40 2009
What's the difference between Spanish spoken in Spain & in Mexico?
Q. I want to learn Spanish mainly to talk to Mexican people.I was thinking of using Rosetta Stone (which brings me to another question - is Rosetta Stone reliable?) but they only offer Spanish (Spain) & Spanish (Latin America) (question #3 which is closer to Mexican Spanish Latin America, or Spain's spanish?).But the point is, would either of those be efficient for talking to Mexicans? And if so how much?
Asked by Hunter - Tue Jun 9 04:51:03 2009 - - 3 Answers - 6 Comments
A. Spaniards sound as though they have a speech defect, a lisp...thththththth. They say grathias for gracias, Barthelona for Barcelona and Jimeneth for Jimenez. Both people would understand each other...like Americans and British people.
Answered by Rolyn- yn flin ddiawledig - Tue Jun 9 06:45:44 2009
Q. I want to learn Spanish mainly to talk to Mexican people.I was thinking of using Rosetta Stone (which brings me to another question - is Rosetta Stone reliable?) but they only offer Spanish (Spain) & Spanish (Latin America) (question #3 which is closer to Mexican Spanish Latin America, or Spain's spanish?).But the point is, would either of those be efficient for talking to Mexicans? And if so how much?
Asked by Hunter - Tue Jun 9 04:51:03 2009 - - 3 Answers - 6 Comments
A. Spaniards sound as though they have a speech defect, a lisp...thththththth. They say grathias for gracias, Barthelona for Barcelona and Jimeneth for Jimenez. Both people would understand each other...like Americans and British people.
Answered by Rolyn- yn flin ddiawledig - Tue Jun 9 06:45:44 2009
What spanish speaking country should i go to to study abroad in college?
Q. I have researched many spanish speaking countries and have found many colleges I would be interested in but I really don't know what country is best to go to to learn Spanish and be able to go to a really good school. I also want to make sure the degree I earn would be effective once I came back to the states. I really want anyone's opinions on this- preferably if you have personal experience with this. Thank you!
Asked by Alissa - Fri Sep 19 05:59:51 2008 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Hola, haha umm yeah i've been on exchange three times to spanish speaking countries. I can highly recommend all three. The first time i studied in sevilla, spain. The spanish there is quite quick and they tend to drop the 's' quite a bit. so instead of mas o menos they would say ma o meno well that's how it sounds anyway. But it grows on you. There are plenty of spanish universities which will give you a high calibre degree. After that i studied in Monterrey, Mexico. This was a great experience. i found mexicans more friendly and open than people in seville (although that could have been just because my spanish was better then and i was pretty retarded in spain) and i was able to make lots of mexican friends which was great for learning… [cont.]
Answered by reliable - Fri Sep 19 10:35:25 2008
Q. I have researched many spanish speaking countries and have found many colleges I would be interested in but I really don't know what country is best to go to to learn Spanish and be able to go to a really good school. I also want to make sure the degree I earn would be effective once I came back to the states. I really want anyone's opinions on this- preferably if you have personal experience with this. Thank you!
Asked by Alissa - Fri Sep 19 05:59:51 2008 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. Hola, haha umm yeah i've been on exchange three times to spanish speaking countries. I can highly recommend all three. The first time i studied in sevilla, spain. The spanish there is quite quick and they tend to drop the 's' quite a bit. so instead of mas o menos they would say ma o meno well that's how it sounds anyway. But it grows on you. There are plenty of spanish universities which will give you a high calibre degree. After that i studied in Monterrey, Mexico. This was a great experience. i found mexicans more friendly and open than people in seville (although that could have been just because my spanish was better then and i was pretty retarded in spain) and i was able to make lots of mexican friends which was great for learning… [cont.]
Answered by reliable - Fri Sep 19 10:35:25 2008
How many spanish words do you think I should learn in a day to build my spanish vocabulary?
Q. I don't have anyone that I can practice with to help me with spanish and I really want to learn for job and personal use. Please help me. I need to know how many words should I learn in a day by memorizing. Your answers are appreciated.
Asked by Teaira - Wed Dec 16 20:33:45 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. start with 5 basic words a day that you can use in every day sentences. as you progress with more difficult words, learn 2 a day and try to use them.
Answered by shelly - Wed Dec 16 20:43:31 2009
Q. I don't have anyone that I can practice with to help me with spanish and I really want to learn for job and personal use. Please help me. I need to know how many words should I learn in a day by memorizing. Your answers are appreciated.
Asked by Teaira - Wed Dec 16 20:33:45 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. start with 5 basic words a day that you can use in every day sentences. as you progress with more difficult words, learn 2 a day and try to use them.
Answered by shelly - Wed Dec 16 20:43:31 2009
How can I get better with spoken spanish and spanish vocabularly?
Q. Note that I don't have much money... Anyhow, I have a decent grip of spanish grammar, and I can communicate with people in written spanish as long as they use simple phrasing, but I have A LOT of trouble talking with and understanding people. I cannot understand anything in a spanish news report, for instance, past fragmented phrases. Are there any good activities or resources for these sorts of things? Any books of common words that you would recommend?
Asked by Einstein - Sun Dec 27 15:20:54 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, Don t worry about the news. You don't understand anything because the speakers change the place of the accents in the words or the sentences. If the word is too long, there's a tendency to split it and breathe in the middle. I'm talking about the news in Spanish from Spain. And sometimes there's no stop between a sentence and the following and no intonation to indicate it. They do it to grab attention, to avoid making the reading of the message monotonous. I would recommend you to live with a Spanish family some time. There's a lot of possibilities at Complutense University, for example, here in Madrid of courses of Spanish as a foreign language. The accomodation is not expensive at www.aluni.net (where a lot of students from… [cont.]
Answered by Carmen - Tue Dec 29 03:15:23 2009
Q. Note that I don't have much money... Anyhow, I have a decent grip of spanish grammar, and I can communicate with people in written spanish as long as they use simple phrasing, but I have A LOT of trouble talking with and understanding people. I cannot understand anything in a spanish news report, for instance, past fragmented phrases. Are there any good activities or resources for these sorts of things? Any books of common words that you would recommend?
Asked by Einstein - Sun Dec 27 15:20:54 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi, Don t worry about the news. You don't understand anything because the speakers change the place of the accents in the words or the sentences. If the word is too long, there's a tendency to split it and breathe in the middle. I'm talking about the news in Spanish from Spain. And sometimes there's no stop between a sentence and the following and no intonation to indicate it. They do it to grab attention, to avoid making the reading of the message monotonous. I would recommend you to live with a Spanish family some time. There's a lot of possibilities at Complutense University, for example, here in Madrid of courses of Spanish as a foreign language. The accomodation is not expensive at www.aluni.net (where a lot of students from… [cont.]
Answered by Carmen - Tue Dec 29 03:15:23 2009
What is the easiest way to learn spanish?
Q. My boyfriend is Mexican and I'd like to be able to talk to him in Spanish. :) He has taught me a handful of Spanish, but I'd like to be able to have actual conversations with him in Spanish. Any suggestions on what the easiest way to learn Spanish is? Oh! and how long do you think it will take to learn? Thank you!
Asked by Nunez - Sat Aug 22 14:59:24 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you already have the very best resource right next to you!, your boyfriend. ask him to practice Spanish with you. furthermore i suggest: - Spanish music with lyrics (ask boyfriend for translations) - free Spanish courses online - spanish movies with english subtitles and other way around - maybe 1 or 2 full home study courses. regarding time... really depends on the person. You are in luck having a Spanish speaking boyfriend which can certainly speed up things all the best
Answered by Language L - Sat Aug 22 21:01:52 2009
Q. My boyfriend is Mexican and I'd like to be able to talk to him in Spanish. :) He has taught me a handful of Spanish, but I'd like to be able to have actual conversations with him in Spanish. Any suggestions on what the easiest way to learn Spanish is? Oh! and how long do you think it will take to learn? Thank you!
Asked by Nunez - Sat Aug 22 14:59:24 2009 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you already have the very best resource right next to you!, your boyfriend. ask him to practice Spanish with you. furthermore i suggest: - Spanish music with lyrics (ask boyfriend for translations) - free Spanish courses online - spanish movies with english subtitles and other way around - maybe 1 or 2 full home study courses. regarding time... really depends on the person. You are in luck having a Spanish speaking boyfriend which can certainly speed up things all the best
Answered by Language L - Sat Aug 22 21:01:52 2009
Famous Spanish poet whos work could be well understood by an intermediate level spanish class?
Q. Hi, Looking for a Spanish (born in spain) poet (or just a single poem) whose work would be well understood by a second year spanish class. As long as people could get the drift, that's all the would be necessary. Thanks.
Asked by El Greco - Mon Dec 10 01:04:44 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ralph Angel just translated Poem of the Deep Song, the first book published by Federico Garcia Lorca and having just finished it, I would recommend it. Angel has a true grasp of the Lorca's intention and language and rhythm. The book itself is Garcia Lorca's homage to the traditional and folk music the region. The book is a bilingual opposite facing translation. So it's a real joy to read both in spanish and english. Here's a poem from the collection: The Guitar The cry of the guitar begins. The wineglasses of dawn are broken. The cry of the guitar begins. It s useless to quiet it. Impossible to quiet it. It cries on monotonously, the way water cries, the way wind cries over a first snowfall. It s useless to quiet it. It cries for the… [cont.]
Answered by Dancing Bee - Mon Dec 10 10:23:09 2007
Q. Hi, Looking for a Spanish (born in spain) poet (or just a single poem) whose work would be well understood by a second year spanish class. As long as people could get the drift, that's all the would be necessary. Thanks.
Asked by El Greco - Mon Dec 10 01:04:44 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Ralph Angel just translated Poem of the Deep Song, the first book published by Federico Garcia Lorca and having just finished it, I would recommend it. Angel has a true grasp of the Lorca's intention and language and rhythm. The book itself is Garcia Lorca's homage to the traditional and folk music the region. The book is a bilingual opposite facing translation. So it's a real joy to read both in spanish and english. Here's a poem from the collection: The Guitar The cry of the guitar begins. The wineglasses of dawn are broken. The cry of the guitar begins. It s useless to quiet it. Impossible to quiet it. It cries on monotonously, the way water cries, the way wind cries over a first snowfall. It s useless to quiet it. It cries for the… [cont.]
Answered by Dancing Bee - Mon Dec 10 10:23:09 2007
What motivated the Spanish to colonize in the 16th century?
Q. Was the spanish arrival good or bad for the new world? What advantages and disadvantages did the Spanish have as colonizers?
Asked by Sara - Sun Aug 16 03:22:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. They wanted gold and to further their world dominance that they held at that time. Cementing a large number of colonies in the "new world" would give Spain a leg up on the competition, mainly England. And there were absolutely no advantages for the natives because they were wiped out as a result.
Answered by TriNiiTy - Sun Aug 16 04:23:33 2009
Q. Was the spanish arrival good or bad for the new world? What advantages and disadvantages did the Spanish have as colonizers?
Asked by Sara - Sun Aug 16 03:22:00 2009 - - 2 Answers - 1 Comments
A. They wanted gold and to further their world dominance that they held at that time. Cementing a large number of colonies in the "new world" would give Spain a leg up on the competition, mainly England. And there were absolutely no advantages for the natives because they were wiped out as a result.
Answered by TriNiiTy - Sun Aug 16 04:23:33 2009
What did people in spanish speaking countries wear during the Renaissance?
Q. I'm in the travel club and our first trip is to the Texas Renaissance festival. My spanish teacher is in charge of it and says that were going to dress like the people from spanish speaking countries. I need my costume by the end of the month. Please help!!!
Asked by icrazy4377 - Sun Oct 4 15:13:57 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before the Spanish arrived in the Americas, they didnt wear very much clothes so you can just show up to class with just your undies and some feathers
Answered by Jose - Sun Oct 4 15:19:10 2009
Q. I'm in the travel club and our first trip is to the Texas Renaissance festival. My spanish teacher is in charge of it and says that were going to dress like the people from spanish speaking countries. I need my costume by the end of the month. Please help!!!
Asked by icrazy4377 - Sun Oct 4 15:13:57 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Before the Spanish arrived in the Americas, they didnt wear very much clothes so you can just show up to class with just your undies and some feathers
Answered by Jose - Sun Oct 4 15:19:10 2009
Any good spanish dishes I can make for a spanish project?
Q. I have to prepare a spanish meal for my family for this project in spanish. But the food has to be unique. Any recipes you guys have?
Asked by apryl. - Sun Mar 9 19:15:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I sent a couple good ones in about 3 weeks ago.I'll see if I can find them and add them for you.I have been trying to learn Mexiacan cooking and hope these help... Guajillo Sauce This might get you started in the right direction. Guajillo-Braised Pork & Potatoes - Serves 6 Recipe By: Rick Bayless Published in: Mexican Everyday Ingredients 8 dried guajillo chilies -- stemmed, seeded, torn into flat pieces 14 ounces diced tomatoes -- undrained 4 large cloves garlic -- minced 2 teaspoons dried oregano -- preferably Mexican 2 tablespoons worcestershire sauce 1 1/2 teaspoons Salt 1 1/2 cups Water -- or more 2 pounds boneless pork shoulder roast -- cut in 1-inch cubes 6 yukon gold potatoes -- each cut in 6 wedges GARNISH: 1/2 cup cilantro… [cont.]
Answered by allexgirl - Sun Mar 9 20:03:50 2008
Q. I have to prepare a spanish meal for my family for this project in spanish. But the food has to be unique. Any recipes you guys have?
Asked by apryl. - Sun Mar 9 19:15:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 2 Comments
A. I sent a couple good ones in about 3 weeks ago.I'll see if I can find them and add them for you.I have been trying to learn Mexiacan cooking and hope these help... Guajillo Sauce This might get you started in the right direction. Guajillo-Braised Pork & Potatoes - Serves 6 Recipe By: Rick Bayless Published in: Mexican Everyday Ingredients 8 dried guajillo chilies -- stemmed, seeded, torn into flat pieces 14 ounces diced tomatoes -- undrained 4 large cloves garlic -- minced 2 teaspoons dried oregano -- preferably Mexican 2 tablespoons worcestershire sauce 1 1/2 teaspoons Salt 1 1/2 cups Water -- or more 2 pounds boneless pork shoulder roast -- cut in 1-inch cubes 6 yukon gold potatoes -- each cut in 6 wedges GARNISH: 1/2 cup cilantro… [cont.]
Answered by allexgirl - Sun Mar 9 20:03:50 2008
What causes Spanish food to have problems in the digestive system?
Q. And why don't the Spanish seem to be affected by this problem? Thanks!
Asked by Kevin S - Tue Nov 4 16:15:52 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. spices. they are born with the tolerance. some people aren't.
Answered by i am who i am :)2notBu - Tue Nov 4 20:50:17 2008
Q. And why don't the Spanish seem to be affected by this problem? Thanks!
Asked by Kevin S - Tue Nov 4 16:15:52 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. spices. they are born with the tolerance. some people aren't.
Answered by i am who i am :)2notBu - Tue Nov 4 20:50:17 2008
How did the Spanish conquest of the Yucatan peninsula play out and why?
Q. How did the Spanish conquest of the Yucatan peninsula play out and why?
Asked by ABC123 - Tue Nov 17 02:28:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Spanish Kicked @$$ because they had guns, and they had steel
Answered by Jon - Tue Nov 17 03:11:31 2009
Q. How did the Spanish conquest of the Yucatan peninsula play out and why?
Asked by ABC123 - Tue Nov 17 02:28:28 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The Spanish Kicked @$$ because they had guns, and they had steel
Answered by Jon - Tue Nov 17 03:11:31 2009
What are some good recipes from Spanish speaking countries?
Q. I have a project for Spanish, but it doesn't have to just be from Mexico or Spain! Any dish ideas from any Spanish speaking country would be most appreciated!
Asked by Myself - Fri Mar 21 21:00:26 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fried Plantaines (also known as Tostones or Fried Bananas) are always delicious. You can buy them cheap at the market, peel them, cut them, pound them with a big spoon (so they're flat), season with garlic salt, and fry. They're delicious and popular among many hispanic speaking countries. You can also never go wrong with Yellow Rice & Beans. A typical favorite!
Answered by Due February 22nd - Fri Mar 21 22:31:16 2008
Q. I have a project for Spanish, but it doesn't have to just be from Mexico or Spain! Any dish ideas from any Spanish speaking country would be most appreciated!
Asked by Myself - Fri Mar 21 21:00:26 2008 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Fried Plantaines (also known as Tostones or Fried Bananas) are always delicious. You can buy them cheap at the market, peel them, cut them, pound them with a big spoon (so they're flat), season with garlic salt, and fry. They're delicious and popular among many hispanic speaking countries. You can also never go wrong with Yellow Rice & Beans. A typical favorite!
Answered by Due February 22nd - Fri Mar 21 22:31:16 2008
Is there a spanish language software that helps with speaking and listening comprehension?
Q. I need help with speaking spanish and need help being able to understand it when I hear it. Please help me.
Asked by Anthony K - Wed Nov 18 19:21:29 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watch TV - telenovelas and news. Buy the wireless headphones for TV - your comprehension will skyrocket! Make some new friends - Spanish-speaking - the best way to improve speech.
Answered by just_visitor - Wed Nov 18 19:45:05 2009
Q. I need help with speaking spanish and need help being able to understand it when I hear it. Please help me.
Asked by Anthony K - Wed Nov 18 19:21:29 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watch TV - telenovelas and news. Buy the wireless headphones for TV - your comprehension will skyrocket! Make some new friends - Spanish-speaking - the best way to improve speech.
Answered by just_visitor - Wed Nov 18 19:45:05 2009
How could a Spanish gentleman win the love of a nice woman from an Eastern Asia country?
Q. How could a Spanish gentleman win the love of a nice woman from an Eastern Asia country (Singapore or Malaysia for example)? What s the best strategy to achieve this goal?
Asked by Pigmalion - Sun Dec 6 09:52:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sincerity :]
Answered by JingMin - Tue Dec 8 07:14:09 2009
Q. How could a Spanish gentleman win the love of a nice woman from an Eastern Asia country (Singapore or Malaysia for example)? What s the best strategy to achieve this goal?
Asked by Pigmalion - Sun Dec 6 09:52:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sincerity :]
Answered by JingMin - Tue Dec 8 07:14:09 2009
What are three spanish rules for school and three phrases that are not aloud in spanish?
Q. for school i need three phrases of actual rules in spanish for school and three phrases in spanish that is prohibited. thankkk youuu!
Asked by xloveo3 - Tue Oct 27 17:11:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Reglas / Rules: Ser puntual / Arrive on time Hacer la tarea / Do your homework Poner atencion en clase / Pay attention at class No decir groserias / Do not say bad words No platicar en clase / Do not talk at class No traer mascotas / Do not bring pets BTW: LOL at the answer of Luciie
Answered by Enzeru - Tue Oct 27 17:27:25 2009
Q. for school i need three phrases of actual rules in spanish for school and three phrases in spanish that is prohibited. thankkk youuu!
Asked by xloveo3 - Tue Oct 27 17:11:43 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Reglas / Rules: Ser puntual / Arrive on time Hacer la tarea / Do your homework Poner atencion en clase / Pay attention at class No decir groserias / Do not say bad words No platicar en clase / Do not talk at class No traer mascotas / Do not bring pets BTW: LOL at the answer of Luciie
Answered by Enzeru - Tue Oct 27 17:27:25 2009
What is the Spanish word for the game of tag or a similar common running and chasing game?
Q. I am looking for a Latin/South American Spanish word (not a Spanish word from Spain) specifically a Mexican word or a Chilean word if possible for the game of tag. Or if not exactly the game tag, a common chasing and running game that children play that requires no equipment. If the game you answer is not actually tag but another common running game, please give me a description of how the game is played. Thank you.
Asked by Melissa J - Fri Apr 17 23:50:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. game of tag = La mancha or el juego de la mancha
Answered by Marina C - Mon Apr 20 15:59:49 2009
Q. I am looking for a Latin/South American Spanish word (not a Spanish word from Spain) specifically a Mexican word or a Chilean word if possible for the game of tag. Or if not exactly the game tag, a common chasing and running game that children play that requires no equipment. If the game you answer is not actually tag but another common running game, please give me a description of how the game is played. Thank you.
Asked by Melissa J - Fri Apr 17 23:50:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. game of tag = La mancha or el juego de la mancha
Answered by Marina C - Mon Apr 20 15:59:49 2009
What year during the Spanish Inquisition was the most peaceful time for Jews?
Q. What year during the Spanish Inquisition was the most peaceful time for Jews? Peaceful as in there were still executions and Jews being expelled, but it had died down a little. And if possible, please give me a reliable resource.
Asked by SangsBleus - Mon Oct 26 22:56:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look up WIkiperdia - spanish inquisition. Do your own work
Answered by Corey - Mon Oct 26 23:01:50 2009
Q. What year during the Spanish Inquisition was the most peaceful time for Jews? Peaceful as in there were still executions and Jews being expelled, but it had died down a little. And if possible, please give me a reliable resource.
Asked by SangsBleus - Mon Oct 26 22:56:59 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look up WIkiperdia - spanish inquisition. Do your own work
Answered by Corey - Mon Oct 26 23:01:50 2009
How can I learn Spanish fast without spending alot of money?
Q. I need to learn Spanish fast. How can I do it without frustration and spending a fortune?
Asked by Kayla - Wed Jul 8 22:15:09 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watch Spanish movies online, read websites in Spanish, find Spanish friends online and chat with them, listen to Spanish music, listen to the news in Spanish (most cable channels offer them), and try to immerse yourself completely in the language. It will come to you in time, I'm sure.
Answered by Caragh - Wed Jul 8 22:22:39 2009
Q. I need to learn Spanish fast. How can I do it without frustration and spending a fortune?
Asked by Kayla - Wed Jul 8 22:15:09 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watch Spanish movies online, read websites in Spanish, find Spanish friends online and chat with them, listen to Spanish music, listen to the news in Spanish (most cable channels offer them), and try to immerse yourself completely in the language. It will come to you in time, I'm sure.
Answered by Caragh - Wed Jul 8 22:22:39 2009
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