Yo me llamo Paco.

Question

Yo me llamo Paco. Soy de Zaragoza, España. Hoy es viernes. Me gusta bailar el viernes. No me gusta estudiar el viernes. Hoy me gusta bailar. From the passage, we know that today is....

What does it say?

welcome to the forum ! - 00b6f46c, Aug 28, 2010

Valerie, a short title, and then the question in the box. - LateToDinner, Aug 28, 2010

Answer 1

Hi , it means ; My name is Paco. I am from Zaragoza, Spain. Today is Friday. I like to dance on Fridays. I don't like to study on Fridays. Today I like to dance. From the passage, we know That today is ....

Hope this helps

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I do "not" like to study on Fridays. - 0074b507, Aug 28, 2010

Thanks for correcting :) - 00b6f46c, Aug 28, 2010

Answer 2

Hi Valerie, and welcome to the Forum.

I think you meant to ask, "What does this say?"

This Forum is a great place to hang around and learn Spanish. However, there are a couple of rules you should know from the start. Please make sure that you ask your questions using proper English spelling and punctuation. Also, this question looks suspiciously like homework. We will not do peoples' homework for them, but we will check your homework after you've done the best you can to do it yourself.

So do your best, then get back to us.

Answer 3

This has to be homework. (Even though Yo me llamo looks strange even for a textbook.)

This dialog is so basic that I'm sure if you entered it into the machine translator that you would get an accurate translation. Try it. If you don't like its answer, add a reply asking for further suggestions on specific problems.