Nice. In that case, I will have to smoke a cigarette to relieve the anxiety. - -cae-, Dec 11, 2012
caefuego, puedes hacerlo a su gusto, pero abriré las ventanas y no le gustarán el frío helado. - 0095ca4c, Dec 11, 2012
"puede hacer lo que guste/quiera... no le gustará el frío helado (good use of "frío helado", sounds scary for a 'tropical being' like me)" (using the "usted" form). Fine. I will have to be happy with a chewing gum. :) - -cae-, Dec 11, 2012
Muchas gracias por su ayuda. Ahora es mi turno...no 'a' in front of chewing gum. I don't know why you would have anxiety in my car. I'm a very good driver. :-) - 0095ca4c, Dec 12, 2012
lol. For sure. =D - -cae-, Dec 12, 2012
Marguerite: I had no doubt about your driver skills, it was supposing that I was hundry because of the length of the trip. I don't understand why there is no "a" there, but thanks =) - -cae-, Dec 12, 2012
Con gusto. If you want to use the article 'a', you would say 'a piece of gum.' Without the 'a', you would say either '...happy with chewing gum' or ...'happy with some chewing gum'. Tengo el mismo problema con artículos en español.. - 0095ca4c, Dec 12, 2012
No se preocupe demasiado por hambre, puedo hacer un almuerzo muy agradable. :-) - 0095ca4c, Dec 12, 2012