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JOCHY SAID



Hola Zoe, you are doing great, but a little correction here.

need= n e c e s i t a r

necesito café= I need coffee.

A great exercise is conjugating verbs. This is an example of the verb to need in present tense:

presente(present tense)
yo(I)........................................................................necesito

tú(you singular and casual)........................................necesitas

él, ella, eso, usted(he,she,it,you singular and formal)...necesita

nosotros(we)............................................................necesitamos

ellos, ellas, ustedes(they,you plural)...........................necesitan


*In English "you" can be used in singular and plural.
*In Spanish "you" in singular is "usted" and in plural is "ustedes".
*In Spanish "you" if is used in a formal way is "usted" and in a casual way
is "tú".
*In Spanish "they" has gender, masculine is "ellos" and femenine is "ella".
See you later. Nos vemos luego.

AGUEST SAID

OMG... and WHOO-HOO!! Peace to you and THANK you, dear Jochy!!! I am SO behind in posting Spanish stuff (due to other pressing stuff) - I am SO glad you can help! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!

Okay, children, listen up: since we now have another wonderful and willing professor (and possible substitute teacher - LOL!) along with dear PSacto and dear GLTirebiter)... I expect you all to arrive on time and pay close attention! Visit the restroom before coming to class, sharpen your pencils before taking your seats, do not pass any notes (keep your puppy love on the playground)... and NO SPITBALLS!

Show these dear instructors that I trained you well... and I will return soon!

Peace... and behave yourselves! LOLOLOLOLOL!
_________________
Paz a todos!

Su sirviente, compañera de estudios, y un esclava de Cristo,

SA

TEC SAID

*puts spitballs back in her pocket*

*sulks*

AGUEST SAID

LOLOLOLOLOL at dear tec!

Peace!

ATALOA SAID



Dang, Outlaw...I knew you should have come back in here and cut up while Teacher was still out of the room.

Buenas dias a todos.

Olvido mi cafe.
Cafe es una palabra buena.
Necesito mi cafe.

Me gusta mi cafe negro. (I like my coffee black)

Que es la palabra del dia para el viernes? (What is the word of the day for Friday?)

ZOE SAID

Hola mis amigos como esta usted?

Joshy, muchos gracious por la leccion espanolos.

I put it in my Spanish document to study. I am still having trouble conjugating verbs, I like 2 word sentences too.

My words for today are words I like saying and I know I say them well lol as I used them a lot in Mexico while on holiday.
Eggs - huevos
Milk - leche
butter - mantquilla
toast - pan tostado

Me gustaria por favor, dos huevos con pan tostado y mantiquilla

Me gustaria por favor cafe con leche or do I have to say Me gustaria?

I thought it was quisierra that means I would like, so is that better than me gustaria

My sentence structure is probably all mixed up??


oops I mispelled the butter word = mantiquilla

JOCHY SAID




Buenos días, cómo está usted hoy? Good morning, how are you today?
You are doing great! Remember, when you say "Hola mis amigos como esta usted"? You started the conversation in plural(mis amigos),so you need to end it in plural. "como está usted" is singular, so in plural would be "cómo estáN ustedES".

The way you ordered your breakfast it is completely OK. "I would like" is the same that "Me gustaría" and "Quisiera". Pretty soon we will be having a good conversation in Spanish. I think the most difficult part to learn is conjugating verbs. I still have problems with some verbs tense and with regular and irregular verbs in English. In Spanish is more difficult. I make many mistakes myself in English, so please feel free to correct me, I really NEED to learn the language well.

Hasta luego amiga mia. See you later my friend.

ZOE SAID

Jochy muchos gracious for your help. Yes I do not know how to change the verbs at all, that will take a lot of practice.

como estan ustedes instead of como esta usta if I say mis amigos. Now I must use that everyday to remember it

JOCHY SAID

Muchas gracias a tí Zoe. Thanks a lot to you. I know it is not an easy task to learn a new language, but is not impossible and you're on track. The important thing is how much you wish it.

AGUEST SAID

Sincerest thanks from ME, dear Jochy (buenas dias, mi hermano y paz a usted!). I am SO glad and grateful for your help here; it is RIGHT on time! I got started and then all KINDS of things have started happening... including distracting posts (LOLOLOL!)... so I am SO glad you don't mind helping these dear ones out. I can't thank you enough!

And to the students: you are doing WELL! Keep up the good work... and continuing "behaving" in class!

Peace to you all!

Your servant, sister, fellow student (and perhaps former Spanish instructor - LOLOL!)... and slave of Christ,

SA

JOCHY SAID

To serve you my friend. It's nice to feel like home.
Para servirte mi amiga. Es agradable sentirse como en casa.

AGUEST SAID

Muchísimo gracias, mi querido hermano ... por supuesto. Y ... bienvenido a casa!

Paz a usted!

Su sirviente, hermana, y compañera esclava de Cristo,

SA

ATALOA SAID

Buenas dias.

Tengo huevos para el desayuno. (I have eggs for breakfast. Alright, I don't know how to say 'had')

Y tostada canela. (And cinnamon toast)

Ahora donde esta mi cafe? (Now where is my coffee?)

ZOE SAID

Hola y buenos dias

cafe para todos

ZOE SAID

My Spanish words for the day are.

Hate = odio
Permission = permiso

Hate just came into my head and permission was the word I was given from my daily spanish word email.

Hate in a sentence = Odio el invierno = I hate winter

Permission in a sentence = permiso para hablar por favor = permisson to speak please