Archive:Spanish/Basics - Revision history

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2009-06-12T16:16:28Z

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2009-06-07T00:37:41Z

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	*'''Hasta luego.''' - See you later.		*'''Hasta luego.''' - See you later.
	*'''Hasta mañana.''' - See you tomorrow.		*'''Hasta mañana.''' - See you tomorrow.
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	====Note====		====Note====
	-Remember that in Latin American Spanish, "ll" is pronounced as "y" (e.g. torti'''ll'''a).		-Remember that in Latin American Spanish, "ll" is pronounced as "y" (e.g. torti'''ll'''a).

2009-06-07T00:37:07Z

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2009-06-05T16:08:26Z

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2008-10-06T20:52:32Z

Weather

2008-09-20T01:31:58Z

Greetings

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	*'''Buenas tardes.''' - Good afternoon.		*'''Buenas tardes.''' - Good afternoon.
	*'''Hola.''' - Hello.		*'''Hola.''' - Hello.
	*'''~~¿Cómo te llamas~~?''' - What is your name?		*'''¿Como se llama?''' - What is your name?
	*'''Me llamo...''' - My name is...		*'''Me llamo...''' - My name is...
	*'''Encantado(a).''' - Delighted.		*'''Encantado(a).''' - Delighted.
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	*'''Señora (Sra.)''' - madam, Mrs.		*'''Señora (Sra.)''' - madam, Mrs.
	*'''Señorita (Srta.)''' - miss, Ms.		*'''Señorita (Srta.)''' - miss, Ms.
	*'''~~¿Cómo~~ estás?''' - How are you? (familiar)		*'''¿Como estás?''' - How are you? (familiar)
	*'''~~¿Cómo~~ está usted?''' - How are you? (formal)		*'''¿Como está usted?''' - How are you? (formal)
	*'''¿Qué pasa?''' - What's happening?		*'''¿Qué pasa?''' - What's happening?
	*'''¿Qué tal?''' - How are you?		*'''¿Qué tal?''' - How are you?

2008-09-20T01:29:29Z

Greetings

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	*'''Hasta luego.''' - See you later.		*'''Hasta luego.''' - See you later.
	*'''Hasta mañana.''' - See you tomorrow.		*'''Hasta mañana.''' - See you tomorrow.
	*'''¡Nos vemos!''' - See you!
	====Note====		====Note====
	-Remember that in Latin American Spanish, "ll" is pronounced as "y" (e.g. torti'''ll'''a).		-Remember that in Latin American Spanish, "ll" is pronounced as "y" (e.g. torti'''ll'''a).

2008-09-17T02:43:59Z

Time Phrases

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	*'''Son las tres y cuarto.''' - It's 3:15.		*'''Son las tres y cuarto.''' - It's 3:15.
	*'''Son las cuatro y media.''' - It's 4:30.		*'''Son las cuatro y media.''' - It's 4:30.
	*'''Son las ~~cinco~~ menos cuarto.''' - It's 5:45.		*'''Son las seis menos cuarto.''' - It's 5:45.

	===Numbers===		===Numbers===

2008-08-13T00:11:13Z

Numbers: typo fix

2008-08-13T00:09:17Z

Note: e.g.

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	*'''¡Nos vemos!''' - See you!		*'''¡Nos vemos!''' - See you!
	====Note====		====Note====
	-Remember that in Spanish, "ll" is pronounced as "y."		-Remember that in Latin American Spanish, "ll" is pronounced as "y" (e.g. torti'''ll'''a).

	-Remember that letters in parentheses are used by females while those without are masculine.		-Remember that letters in parentheses are used by females while those without are masculine.