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hi,
this is my first year learning spanish and if anyone can help me translate this it would be awesome. sometimes i just can'r rely on the translators.
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I like music and play the clarinet and piano. **[color=blue][/color]

and im a girl so it would in feminine terms? yer thanks alot

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hi,

this is my first year learning spanish and if anyone can help me translate this it would be awesome. sometimes i just can'r rely on the translators.

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I like music and play the clarinet and piano. **[color=blue][/color]

and im a girl so it would in feminine terms? yer thanks alot

Me gusta la música y toco el clarinete y el piano.

Sorry, nothing there to reflect your gender.

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thanks soo soo much smile

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I would avoid using "y" more than once in a sentence....

Me gusta la música, toco el clarinete y el piano.

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Speaking of music and musicians, can you use the word "músico" in the feminine form? It would seem not, in which case what do you call a female musician in Spanish'

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Speaking of music and musicians, can you use the word "músico" in the feminine form? It would seem not, in which case what do you call a female musician in Spanish?

That's a good question, it mentions "músico" in the first lesson (Professions & Questions) of Spanish 2 here. But never mentioned fem./masc. use, the dictionary says músico(a) for musician, but saying "Ella es música" does sound a little strange, but is correct according to dictionaries.

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