is there any 'Spanish Dictionary' or something like it online?
I mean anything where I can learn i.e. the declanation, verbs, etc?
Thanx for your info
Germanicus
hey, you guys, that's fantastico!!
thanx for the links.
dictionary and translation > both exactly what I need.
Now at least I can learn the basics.
Then I can ask my local Mexican for correct pronaunciation.
thanx again guys.
Have fun so far.
Germanicus
If you need help...
BajaCactus - 6-19-2004 at 06:09 PM
If there is anything I can do to help you out with your translations and learning let me know, I will be glad to help you out.
And maybe you can help me to learn german...!!!!
"haben Sie einen sch?nen Tag..."
Antonio M.
BajaCactus
"Donde la Baja es mucho m?s que un sue?o..."jeans - 6-19-2004 at 08:53 PM
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Originally posted by Germanicus
Then I can ask my local Mexican for correct pronunciation.
For the last couple of weeks I've been undergoing various landscaping projects with the help of Francisco, from Sonora. I've learned quite a few new
construction terms.
I've always been challenged by the name of a restaurant in Ensenada, Taco de Huitzilopochtli. I jokingly call it Hootsie Poodle Puddle. One day I
showed him the menu and asked him how to say it. His eyes got big and he
looked up to ask what it was. He could not pronounce it any better than I could.
My Spanish is very rudimentary (if I actually know the verb..I'm doing well...Conjugation?..not yet), his English almost non-existant, but it is very
heartwarming when you are able to make a joke and laugh. Shared laughter transends the language barrier.Germanicus - 6-20-2004 at 08:13 AM
Hey BajaCactus, more than happy to help you w/ the German language!
Guess we should do that via e-mail, or what do you think?
Other than there are more guys interested, this forum might be not the correct place for German anguage.
At the end it is still a BAJA forum, although I enjoy to "heat up some guys" with non topic (but toxid) issues.
So if you got any idea and are serious about leraning the German language, gimme a hallo, and we'll start.
your first sentence was faultless by the way.
Very good so far.
Mach's (mache es) gut und habe einen schoenen Tag.
Germanicus
Dictionary
eliduc - 9-24-2004 at 11:02 PM
My first time here and the word of the day at www.spanishdict.com is "cervex?"David K - 9-24-2004 at 11:41 PM
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My first time here and the word of the day at www.spanishdict.com is "cervex?"
Get offa few bux and at least get a paperback LAROUSSE. If you depend on BS like babelfish, you will make many wrong turns.Bruce R Leech - 1-25-2005 at 08:00 PM
and he
looked up to ask what it was. He could not pronounce it any better than I could.