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Something is missing...(think in English first) Native English speakers only.

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"¡Qué rico es viernes!"

Something is missing there, do you know what? In Spanish can be one of two things, and in English too, but in English one of them is not always placed in there.

;-D

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updated Mar 22, 2014
edited by chileno
posted by chileno

5 Answers

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¿' El que' o una comma, o los dos?

updated Mar 21, 2014
posted by annierats
que or the placing of the comma. - chileno, Mar 21, 2014
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This is just a guess but Is this phrase like Thank goodness it's Friday? ¡Que rica hoy es viernes!

updated Mar 28, 2014
posted by GabriellaMonique
Same as with gringo's answer.... :) - chileno, Mar 21, 2014
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"¡Qué rico que es viernes!"

updated Mar 21, 2014
posted by gringojrf
Thank God "that" it is Friday! - gringojrf, Mar 21, 2014
of course! - GabriellaMonique, Mar 21, 2014
Que sí! - annierats, Mar 21, 2014
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At the moment, the only thing that I am seeing wrong, (and I am probably wrong on this) is that it says What nice is friday or something like that. Shouldn't it be ¡Cómo rico es viernes! or ¡Cómo lindo es viernes! ?

Sorry, I am sure that this is totally wrong, but I thought I would try anyways... :/

updated Mar 21, 2014
posted by actorgirl
Thank you for trying and I hope you read my reply... - chileno, Mar 21, 2014
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Gringo got it good with that "que" but missed on the translation part and mentioning that the "que" or a "comma" was missing.

Thanks God is Friday = Gracias a dios ,/que es viernes.

Que rico que/, es viernes = How nice that/, it's Friday.

I didn't ask for any translation though... :-D

updated Mar 22, 2014
posted by chileno
Small typo... Thank God it's Friday. :) - Tosh, Mar 22, 2014
yes , thanks - chileno, Mar 22, 2014