Dublin spanish-english exchange

Question

Hi anybody want to have a spanglish conversation in Dublin. Im new to spanish dict and was told the best way to learn a language is to speak the language with a native. If anybody wants to chat and meet up in dublin, just say hey.

hasta luego

Answer 1

just say hey hasta luego

Oh, well, that would be really weird, this means: just say, see you later

I guess you meant: say hello, di hola

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He didn't say "just say hey hasta luego" he said "just say hey (punto) hasta luego" not the same thing at all. - ian-hill, Sep 19, 2011

Answer 2

whooooooops Thanks, I should probably learn to speak English before i tackle another language lol.

If you don't go overboard, you can probably get by with speaking "Irish". - samdie, Dec 12, 2010

We have Australians, Mancunians and Cockneys and, somehow, they manage. - samdie, Dec 12, 2010

Irish is an actual language samdie. It sounds about as much like English as Polish does. It's a celtic language. - rabbitwho, Sep 19, 2011

Answer 3

Hi! I´m Nuria from Spain and I am interested in the exchange English-Spanish, if you are still interested please send me an e-mail in [e-mail]. Thanks =)

Toooooooooo good to be true! - SpanishPal, Sep 19, 2011

Answer 4

Hi! I´m a Spanish girl living in Dublin, I´m 21 years old and I´ve finished my degree as an English teacher in Spain, but I want to improve my English, so I´m interested in the exchange Spanis-English! If you are still interested please contact me in my e-mail, [e-mail] Thanks!