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Answer 1

¡Oye, bienvenida a los foros de español e inglés!
¡Buenas tardes!, mi amigo Eric.

In Spanish, most of the time, adjectives go after the nouns they describe. In your sentence above, the way we say it in Spanish is, "forums of (or about) Spanish and English."

Also, the word oye can be taken to be a little rude. You might want to stick with "hola". (And I had to check her profile to know this, but it says Jcv is a "she" [female]. That's always good to check if it's not obvious.)

You're coming along, Eric! When are you going to try some sentences that are a little longer and harder'

Answer 2

Oh, well I guess you know in English it isn't unless you shout it or something like that!

Answer 3

I'm amazed at how many people know about this website!

Please don't edit your original post to add an additional comments. It makes following the subsequent replies difficult.
Just click on the Post Reply to add an additional comment or click on Quote in a previous Reply if you wish to respond to that specific comment.

Answer 4

¡Oye bienvenido a los español e inglés foros!

Answer 5

Hola

(Hi)

Bienvenida al foro, Jan.
Welcome to the forum.

Cogratulations on posting your first comments. I hope that you contribute many more.

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Buena suerte.
Good luck.