Día del trabajo edition
Portuguese bros allowed
/esp/
Colton Nguyen
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Kevin Davis
>Portuguese bros allowed
Pero que hablen en español coño. Esto es un hilo en español, ese es todo el sentido de estos hilos. Si quiere hablar en portugués que vaya al hilo de portugués.
Tyler Rogers
I dont speak any spanish at all but I think I read that one right of the bat:
Only if they speak spanish (in this thread). This is a spanish thread, this is the whole point of this thread. If they speak portuguese they should go to the portuguese thread.
Fucken nice. Thanks bro.
Grayson Hernandez
Se supone que piensan hablar español, o no? Es más o menos tradición dar bienvenida a otros grupos en el mensaje OP.
Español es bastante fácil, por si te interesa aprender.
>Spansk er lett å lære, i tilfelle du har lyst til det.
Levi Parker
>Se supone que piensan hablar español, o no?
No, suelen hablar en portugués todo el tiempo.
Aiden Russell
Yeah it seems like I just suddenly got a hang of it. Never studied one minute.
No, (suelen=they?) talk portuguese all the time.
Caleb Diaz
Bueno, no lo sabía. Solo he entrado a /lay/ una vez. He tenido la intención de practicar un poco más, pero no me gustó /lat/. De hecho prefiero el dialecto continental al latinoamericano, pero más por el hecho de que eran bastantes agresivos, y que la mitad de los mensajes eran memes de Simpsons.
Ellos suelen = de pleier å
There's no word in English that means exactly this, but both Spanish and Norwegian have it. I was happy to see it when I learned Norwegian.
Christopher Hernandez
Shittiest wine blended from cheapest grapes by the finnish state alcohol shop is called el tiempo.
Jacob James
Cool its really much like french. I read some minimal french. What languages do you speak. Norwegian for me is third/fourth language.
Jackson Scott
Bueno, que tal les va, españoles? Ya ha llegado el calor? Sigue estricta la cuerantena? Tengo una amiga que vive cerca de Barcelona, pero no he hablado con ella en un rato. De hecho, todavía hay problemas en Barcelona con los separatistas?
I'm super rusty in most languages, but these are more or less my stats-
>Fluent:
English, Spanish
>Conversational:
Norwegian
>First-year immigrant quality / too rusty to count:
Portuguese, German
>Reading only:
French, Old Norse, Latin
I recently started learning Russian, but I'm not even capable of holding a conversation yet.
Alexander Miller
Cool mix.
For me:
fluent: finnish
fluent/conversational: norwegian, english and japanese
a bit spoken near 100% reading: german
meme tier: french, luxembourgish, meme north german danish mixes, esperanto
and now apparently I read mimimal spanish too.
es muy dificil
Mason Bell
Porque sont los mujeres so pequeno
Oliver Rodriguez
>Español es bastante fácil
tarzan tier chicano mogolic
Carter Torres
>y que la mitad de los mensajes eran memes de Simpsons.
JJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJA putos frikis sudamericanos
Jason Reyes
hola
Ryder King
>(suelen=they?)
Suelen = use to
Ellos suelen hablar en portugués.
They use to talk in portugese.
Aaron Hughes
el buliado seniores aaaaaajaksjkasjkajskjsajkssjk
Lincoln Jenkins
Ok its passive form thanks.
Adam Ramirez
How do I find a job in Iceland?
Kevin Carter
Based whale killer.
Benjamin Rivera
Siempre he considerado a soler y tender palabras equivalentes en significar "to tend to"
Ayden Perry
Una lista de videos sobre España en los años 1970s.
Concretamente en Menorca, Islas Baleares.
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Liam Nguyen
Puede ser que esa sea una traducción también.
They use to talk in portuguese = Ellos suelen hablar en portugués.
They tend to talk in portuguese = Ellos tienden a hablar en portugués.
Parker Sanders
Julian Williams
and still you can't
Connor Adams
I disagree with this map Ive never heard of an adult foreigner that learned formal and common/spoken finnish fluently ever. So 88weeks is really not doable its just too different with agglutinative words and kongruenssi.
Jordan Brown
Nice, good mix there too.
Use to is grammatically incorrect, you might be thinking used to. That is solían, or perhaps any imperfect, depending on context.
They tend to talk is a close translation. Also, you can use something like "they are in the habit of talking." There's no word in English that translates exactly to soler.
Robert Sanchez
¡Feliz 1 de mayo camaradas!
Benjamin Allen
I work heavy manual construction so
¡Feliz 1 de mayo camaradas!
Its the workers international fight day.
Jaxson Taylor
Based Norwayposter. How's the quarantine going there?
Noah Ward
Its not too tight, 450 thousand people lost their jobs and oil price is 20 dollars a barrel. I did the math they have now used over 250million euros per one dead over 80years old elderly citizen. Was not worth it really.
Can't travel, had to cancel lost about 3000 euros. Shit sucks.