Question

@help123please.

Answer 1

paging "undotre"

Answer 2

@help123please.

Answer 3

Hm. Let me see.

Answer 4

That was very cool,by the way.

Answer 5

How'd you password protect it?

Answer 6

Ok. 1. siete quince.

Answer 7

there's an option for security

Answer 8

[seven = site; fifteen = 15]

Answer 9

And nice, I didn't know.

Answer 10

you sure that's how you say time in Spanish?

Answer 11

Yes,sir.

Answer 12

I say it that way all the time.

Answer 13

Also, you could add 'PM'.

Answer 14

So - 'siete quince PM'

Answer 15

son las siete y quince de la tarde

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Good,sir.

Answer 17

Write that down.

Answer 18

See, you're even better than me.

Answer 19

that's all I know

Answer 20

InYourHead
Las siete y cuarto de la noche.

"Cuarto" means "quarter."
Like 15 minutes.

Answer 21

Just got this. Maybe 'inyourhead' can help you more than I can.

Answer 22

@InYourHead

Answer 23

cuatro = 4
cuarto = room

Answer 24

He is right.

Answer 25

Cuarto means 'fourth'. I have a quarter of my apple pie left.
Tengo un cuarto de mi pie de manzana.

Answer 26

May i provide inyourhead with the password to the PDF?

Answer 27

Cuarto does mean room.

It literally translates into "quarter,"
which is the traditional word for "room."

It can also be used to mean "quarter,"
as in a "quarter of an hour."
15 minutes.

Answer 28

I'll give inyourhead the password via a PM,yes? He knows more than I do.

Answer 29

I sent him a PM just now.

Answer 30

I have to go study; also, I don't want to get your hopes again and then have you mad at me again.

Answer 31

Bye,guys.

Answer 32

@nincompoop

So, where do you need help?

Answer 33

Okay. I'll multitask.

Answer 34

I downloaded this from one of the computer in the lab. one of the section's exercises and I thought I'd practice before my midterms.

son las siete y cuarto (or y quince) de la tarde
son las tres y una de la mañana
es la una veintisiete de la tarde

Answer 35

so; u have the answers. good. is that it?

Answer 36

es la una y veintisiete de la tarde*

Answer 37

Those are right.

Answer 38

good...

Answer 39

La familia viven en Guayaquil

Answer 40

delete the N at the end.

Answer 41

number 2, leer. delete the R at the end.

Answer 42

number 3,ser. the answer is SOY.

Answer 43

why vive? isn't it "THEY?"

Answer 44

No. that would be ELLOS.

Answer 45

is it because familia "family" is singular?

Answer 46

Think of it this way: Jane lives in Guayaquil.

Answer 47

It is because familia is singular.

Answer 48

Yes.

Answer 49

Yo soy (sauce) estudiante en mi escuela

Answer 50

sauce?

Answer 51

Haa cute.

Answer 52

THat's right.

Answer 53

Inyourhead is better than me,nincompoop. Unfan me and fan him.

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Tu tomas tres trenes todas las mañana par a ir al trabajo.

Answer 55

We can have as many fans as we want. I don't see why s/he would un-fan you.

Answer 56

That's right. Tomas.

Answer 57

That is correct....

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Ellas estan caminando para la playa (word someone's a playa!)

Answer 59

correct.

Answer 60

You're smart, sir.

Answer 61

As is 'inyourhead'.

Answer 62

2/3 viewers of this post are intelligent.

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I am not a viewer, I am a participant :P

Answer 64

Okay then 2/3 participants.

Answer 65

that a mí "gustar" is tripping me off

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A mi me gusta.

Answer 67

That's right.

Answer 68

how do you translate that mí me?

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It is just 'I _____'

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I like.

Answer 71

is that reflexive?

Answer 72

Example: 'I like annoying people on OS'.

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[me]

Answer 74

You don't translate it, really.

"Me gusta" literally means "it pleases me."
"Me gusta la manzana" means "The apple pleases me."

The "a mi" part indicates WHO is being pleased.

Answer 75

It IS reflexive.

Answer 76

Good job explaining,inyour !

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José y yo vamos a la tienda de deportes

Answer 78

correct,sir.

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@help123please.

I've got to go take notes for one of my classes.

It seems you know what you're talking about. So, why don't I let you handle this? I think you can.

Answer 80

Thanks for the encouragement.

Answer 81

Thanks for not putting yourself down anymore.

Answer 82

Are you AFK, nincompoop?

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Oh,you are welcome.

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I think Nincompoop is AFK.

Answer 85

Mi hermano esta tarde

Answer 86

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Answer 87

Yes......

Answer 88

Because otherwise it'd be 'mi hermano esta tarde'
which makes no sense whatsoever.

Answer 89

¿A qué hora pensa regresar a casa?

Answer 90

correct, but it is not spelled 'pensa.' its 'piensa'; an I after the P.

Answer 91

that's right. it's stem changing

Answer 92

mhm...

Answer 93

preferimos

Answer 94

u mean pensa is right?

Answer 95

I disagree, but alright.

Answer 96

PENSAR to PIENSA would mean stem changing isn't it?

Answer 97

Yes.