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    Default CF and the Spanish lessons.(And Dutch lessons too)

    Well, I can teach you for a little price .Just kidding.
    Call me now teacher =Ahora llamame maestro
    Hello=Hola
    How are you? How=Como Are=estas you=tu ¿Como estas tu?
    When you write a question in Spanish, you must use ¿ at the start of the question and close with ?
    I'm good=Estoy bien
    Thank you=Gracias
    Copy of the other thread.
    Soon, the present simple and a little list of verbs.

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    Default Re: CF and the Spanish lessons.(And Dutch lessons too)

    Soy bien paracido.

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    Default Re: CF and the Spanish lessons.(And Dutch lessons too)

    ¿A quien eres parecido?




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    Default Re: CF and the Spanish lessons.(And Dutch lessons too)

    im still an... intermediate.

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    Default Re: CF and the Spanish lessons.(And Dutch lessons too)

    Aqui no creo que aprendas algo nuevo.




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    Default Re: CF and the Spanish lessons.(And Dutch lessons too)

    Hola maestro. ?Como estas tu?

    I know a wee bit of Spanish. I wouldn't mind learning some Dutch though.
    Quote Originally Posted by Sooh View Post
    I wonder if I can make Csargo cry harder by doing everyone but his ISO.

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    Bienvenido a los Estados Unidos. ¿Hablas Español?
    "It ain't where you're from / it's where you're at."

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    Que?

    I know NOTHING ... I am from Barcelona

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    So you speak that malicious and barbarous collection of nasal intonations collectively referred to as "Catalan"?

    Ew.

    Last edited by The Wizard; 11-08-2006 at 01:10.
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    now, wheres ze dutch lessons? i dont wanna pay for a translator.

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    Call me now teacher =Ahora llamame maestro = Noem me nu je leraar.
    Hello=Hola= hallo
    How are you? How=Como Are=estas you=tu ¿Como estas tu?= Hoe gaat het?
    When you write a question in Spanish, you must use ¿ at the start of the question and close with ? / No bizarre questionmarks in dutch!
    I'm good=Estoy bien = Met mij gaat het goed.
    Thank you=Gracias= danku

    Now, let's start with a little vocabulry list:
    hond=dog
    kat=cat
    ik=me
    jij=you
    hij=he
    zij=she
    wij=we
    jullie=you (plurial)
    zij (plurial) =they
    zijn=to be
    groot=big
    klein=smal
    aardig=kind (like in that's verry kind of you)
    mooi=beautiful
    mijn teennagel is geel=... well, Just tell it to a dutch girl and you'll get laid.
    Last edited by Moros; 11-08-2006 at 18:46.

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    Now everyone will be able to understand the TYOLT!

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    Default Re: CF and the Spanish lessons.(And Dutch lessons too)

    perro=dog
    gato=cat
    yo=me
    tu=you
    el=he
    ella=she
    nosotros=we
    ustedes=you (plurial)
    ellos(plurial) =they
    to be=ser o estar
    grande=big
    pequeño=smal
    tipo=kind(what type of kind are you talking about?)
    bonita=beautiful




    Names, secret names
    But never in my favour
    But when all is said and done
    It's you I love

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    We'll make an handbook that you can use on holiday
    like monty python did:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_Gn...elated&search=

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    Quote Originally Posted by Caius Flaminius
    perro=dog
    gato=cat
    yo=me
    tu=you
    el=he
    ella=she
    nosotros=we
    ustedes=you (plurial)
    ellos(plurial) =they
    to be=ser o estar
    grande=big
    pequeño=smal
    tipo=kind(what type of kind are you talking about?)
    bonita=beautiful
    kind like in:
    Thank you very much indeed, that's very kind of you.
    A child is kind when he or she helps an old lady to cross the road.

    But not like in:
    That's rare kind of animal, there are only 5000 left.
    Kind in the meaning of a type.

    Anyway it will be hard to talk without knowing how to conjugate verbs in dutch. Now let's start with the dutch variant of to be. = (te) zijn. "Zijn" is, like to be in english, an irregular verb. We'll start in the simple present, the "OTT" in dutch.

    Ik ben = I am
    Jij bent = you are
    Hij/zij/het is = he/she/it is
    Wij zijn = we are
    Jullie zijn = you are
    Zij zijn = they are

    Now a regular verbs, they're all the same in the ott.

    for example "zitten" (=to sit):

    ik zit (drop the -en and drop the last letter too, if the last letter is double and right behind an a, u, i or o.)
    =I sit
    jij zit (a "t" is added unless there's already a "t" for example springen=> jij springt, however a "t" is added after a "d" even tough you can't hear it.)
    =you sit
    Hij zit (same comment)
    Wij zitten (always the infinitive for all plural form's in the simple present.)
    =we sit
    jullie zitten=you sit (plur.)
    zij zitten= they sit.

    And that's it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stig
    We'll make an handbook that you can use on holiday
    like monty python did:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_Gn...elated&search=
    sure can do!

    Can you help me?= ah, gij hebt ook stijf toupkes?
    How luch does it cost?= Ik ben vette Eddy en wil tjoeke-tsjoek doen.
    What time is it?= Ik draag een wollen onderbroek.
    It's almost lunchtime= Tetn gvd!

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    Default Re: CF and the Spanish lessons.(And Dutch lessons too)

    De donde es Usted, Maestro Caius?

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    Default Re: CF and the Spanish lessons.(And Dutch lessons too)

    Quote Originally Posted by Craterus
    Now everyone will be able to understand the TYOLT!


    We must not let that happen...

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    You Dutchies are banking in on a lot of unmoderated spam in there. Some people might want in on it!

    I say: On with the Dutch lessons!

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    No wai! The TYOLT is ours!

    Hmm, feels surprisingly good to post so much again in such a short time period (I consider the term "spam" utterly unappropriate, ignorant, and derogatory; indeed)...
    Last edited by The Wizard; 11-08-2006 at 20:46.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gertgregoor
    sure can do!

    Can you help me?= ah, gij hebt ook stijf toupkes?
    How luch does it cost?= Ik ben vette Eddy en wil tjoeke-tsjoek doen.
    What time is it?= Ik draag een wollen onderbroek.
    It's almost lunchtime= Tetn gvd!
    I don't know any Dutch (only German), but does the one before last not mean "I wear wollen underwear" or something like that?
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    I thought Yo ment I in Spanish
    Quote Originally Posted by Sooh View Post
    I wonder if I can make Csargo cry harder by doing everyone but his ISO.

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    There you go.. King Henry V is too smart for your jokes GG
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    Quote Originally Posted by King Henry V
    I don't know any Dutch (only German), but does the one before last not mean "I wear wollen underwear" or something like that?
    Yes it does.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Del Arroyo
    De donde es Usted, Maestro Caius?
    Soy Argentino, asi que entiendo el español a la perfeccion...
    Ik ben = I am
    Jij bent = you are
    Hij/zij/het is = he/she/it is
    Wij zijn = we are
    Jullie zijn = you are
    Zij zijn = they are
    I am= Yo soy
    You are= Tu eres
    he/she/it is=el/ella/esto es
    we are=nosotros somos
    you are=ustedes son
    they are=ellos son

    Can you help me?= ah, gij hebt ook stijf toupkes?
    How luch does it cost?= Ik ben vette Eddy en wil tjoeke-tsjoek doen.
    What time is it?= Ik draag een wollen onderbroek.
    It's almost lunchtime= Tetn gvd!
    Can you help me?=Puedes ayudarme?
    How much does it cost?=cuanto cuesta?
    Whats time it its?=Que hora es?
    I'ts almost lunchtime=Ya casi es la hora de comer.
    Last edited by Caius; 11-08-2006 at 23:12.




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    It's you I love

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    Can you help me?=Puedes aydarme?
    ¿Puedes ayudarme?
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    Thanks for noticing the error.
    Error fixed




    Names, secret names
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    But when all is said and done
    It's you I love

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    Important Dutch vocabulary:

    chocolade: chocolat
    bier: beer

    Now, learning by drinking:

    Before you start the next lesson, you eat some:

    fritten (singular: frit): (french) fries


    Then you go to a Belgian bar and you order:


    een pint : one beer (comes in 25cl glasses)
    twee pinten: two beers
    drie pinten: three beers
    vier pinten: four beers
    vijf pinten: five beers
    zes pinten: six beers
    zeven pinten : seven beers
    acht pinten : eight beers
    negen pinten: nine beers
    tien pinten : ten beers

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    Aye but if you want something as Amstel or Heineken you might have to order: een Amsterdammertje
    As pubs sell different sorts of beer.

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    chocolade: chocolat
    bier: beer
    Chocolate(same english and spanish)
    Beer=Cerveza

    Numbers(Very basic)
    1=uno
    2=dos
    3=tres
    4=cuatro
    5=cinco
    6=seis
    7=siete
    8=ocho
    9=nueve
    10=diez

    Colours
    Blue=Azul
    Green=verde
    Yellow=amarillo
    Red=Rojo
    Grey=Gris
    Black=Negro
    White=blanco
    Brown=Marron




    Names, secret names
    But never in my favour
    But when all is said and done
    It's you I love

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