hola..
hola personas..
me gusta practicar mi espanol, ayudame por favor.. hablar conmigo..
gracias..
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hola personas..
me gusta practicar mi espanol, ayudame por favor.. hablar conmigo..
gracias..
I'm not a newbie, but I'm not fluent either... Let me help you a bit on your post...
Hola a todos (Hello everybody/everyone)
Me gusta practicar mí' [del]el[/del] español [del](first person singular of gustar is "gusto," & you use articles when using nouns with exceptions)[/del]
Por favor, ¿Podrías' ayudarme por hablar/conversar conmigo'(Could you [del]please[/del] help me by speaking/talking/conversing with me')
¡Muchas gracias!/¡Muchísimas gracias!(It's much more polite to use this and you'll win brownie points with native speakers)
Always use proper punctuation and accent marks because it makes translating text somewhat easier. Google it to find out how to type Spanish characters with Windows operating systems.
De nada = You're welcome
gracias has no tilde.
'When you start your conversation with Hello Everyone you are addressing your audience in the plural, not the singular. You shouldn't switch to the informal singular or you should change your opening salutation.
Quentin, how could you miss this''!! YOU should be sent to the Dunce Corner for this!!
' mi or el, but not both. I think "el" is better Spanish.
hola personas..
me gusta practicar mi espanol, ayudame por favor.. hablar conmigo..
gracias..
I'm not a newbie, but I'm not fluent either... Let me help you a bit on your post...
Hola a todos (Hello everybody/everyone)
Me gusto practicar mí el español (first person singular of gustar is "gusto," & you use articles when using nouns with exceptions)
Por favor, ¿Podrías' ayudarme por hablar/conversar conmigo'(Could you please help me by speaking/talking/conversating with me')
¡Muchas gracias!/¡Muchísimas gracias!(It's much more polite to use this and you'll win brownie points with native speakers)
Always use proper punctuation and accent marks because it makes translating text somewhat easier. Google it to find out how to type Spanish characters with Windows operating systems.
De Nada = You're welcome
gracias has no tilde.
'When you start your conversation with Hello Everyone you are addressing your audience in the plural, not the singular. You shouldn't switch to the informal singular or you should change your opening salutation.
See... I'm human... Gracías por la corrección.....
Me gusto practicar mí el español
Hi PSteveenson
I think the phrase is "me gustA practicar el español, where the subject (me) of the English verb becomes the indirect object of the spanish verb. The direct object, (it), of the English verb becomes the subject of the Spanish verb being implied in gusta, literally it pleases me, or I like.
Examples
me gusta el libro - I like the book
me gustan los libros - I like the books
hola personas..
me gusta practicar mi espanol, ayudame por favor.. hablar conmigo..
gracias..
I'm not a newbie, but I'm not fluent either... Let me help you a bit on your post...
Hola a todos (Hello everybody/everyone)
Me gusto practicar mí el español (first person singular of gustar is "gusto," & you use articles when using nouns with exceptions)
Por favor, ¿Podrías ayúdame por hablar/conversar conmigo'(Could you please help me by speaking/talking/conversating with me')
¡Muchas gracías!/¡Muchísimas gracías!(It's much more polite to use this and you'll win brownie points with native speakers)
Always use proper punctuation amd accent marks because it makes translating text somewhat easier. Google it to find out how to type Spanish characters with Windows operating systems.
De Nada = You're welcome
hola personas..
me gusta practicar mi español, ayúdame por favor.. habla conmigo..
gracias..
habla should be informal, singular since you used informal, singular in ayúdame
actually, since you started with hola personas, it should be
ayudadme and hablad or ayúdenme and hablen
