I would like a brief paragraph to invite my son-in-law to join SpanishDict.

Question

¿Sabe esta página web? http://www.spanishdict.com/. Lo he usado para aprender español. Si tienes tiempo, por favor, únase a la diversión.

What i am trying to say is: do you know this web page? SpanishDict.com? I have been using it to learn Spanish. If you have time please join the fun.

Did I get close? Also how do you say "Check it out" Thanks

SabeS esta ....... - Eddy, OCT 8, 2009

If Eddy is correct, then únete - 0074b507, OCT 8, 2009

¿Conoces esta ...? :) - InésDelRío, OCT 8, 2009

Answer 1

You can invite a friend to join directly with this invitation link, just an idea

Hey you deserve a vote. :-) - Goyo, OCT 8, 2009

Answer 2

Could you use this as an alternative?

Check it out - Míralo

Answer 3

How about this:

Fulano, si sabes lo que es bueno para tí, irás a SpanishDict.com este segundo! ¡Muévete!

"So and so...if you know what is good for you, you'll go to SpanishDict.com right this second. Now move!"

I confess I'm not real good with mother-in-law talk, but that sounds pretty close from what I've heard.

Answer 4

Check it out - Fijatelo

Fíjetelo (con tilde) - 0074b507, OCT 8, 2009

I would use 'checar': checa esta página :) I don't think I have ever used fíjatelo to mean check it out :) - InésDelRío, OCT 8, 2009

This is not the correct answer - 00494d19, OCT 8, 2009

Answer 5

SabeS esta ....... - Eddy

Candidate for dunce corner!!

¿Conoces esta página web?

http://www.spanishdict.com/.

Lo estoy usado para aprender español. Si tienes tiempo, por favor, únete a la diversión.

Hi Max, if you use words like unase etc you are using the polite form of the verb, meaning that you are not on family terms with your son in law...

check it out! Ven a verlo