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escribe usted con un lapiz o una pluma

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updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by critter1654
Welcome to the Forum Critter - margaretbl, Dec 14, 2010

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I usually use a keyboard.

updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by mediterrunio
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Are you looking for a translation of this?

You can double click each word in your sentence for the English meaning. Try it..it's fun!

updated Oct 20, 2009
posted by --Mariana--
I didn't know that. Wow, that was fun. That's going to make things a lot eaiser. Thanks Marianne. - gloriadean, Oct 20, 2009
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I don't know where they use "pluma," except in every Spanish class of my youth in the U.S. Maybe they use it in South America -- I don't know.

In Spain they will look at you funny if you say "pluma." In Spain they say, "boli" -- short for "boligrafo," which is a ball point pen.

There, "pluma" means something like "feather quill" and is only appropriate if you are asking for a quill pen to use with your inkwell because you want to sit down and sign a document like the U.S. Constitution with a lot of flair.

updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by JoyceM
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I think it´s more common: [Más común:] "Do you write with pencil or pen?" And in future: [Y en futuro:] "Will you write with a pencil or a pen (or with a pen)?"

updated Dec 14, 2010
posted by MarissaPR
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el lapíz is pencil la pluma or El bolígrafo is pen so. yes either way. cuz ur askin do you write with a pencil or pen

updated Oct 20, 2009
posted by 5109
Please note that it is mandatory on this forum to use correct spelling, grammar, and capitalization in your posts. - Issabela, Oct 20, 2009