Languages - December 2007

just checking some stuff over and need some help.

translate:

words:
1. to teach/show
2. in front of
3. to start
4. to hear
5. to study
6. handsome
7. to win
8. server
9. license plates
10. salad

sentences:
spanish to english
1. Mi hermano lo dijo a Juan..
2. Por qué no me la diste?
3. Estuvo comiendola.
4. Ella lo cocinó.

english to spanish
1. That is my pen.
2. Can I do it?
3. You have to eat these carrots.
4. Where is my grandma?
5. That dog is not ours.
6. I am going home to win them.
7. They didn't give me it.
8. I asked them for it.
9. You have to sing it.
10. Where is she going?

thanks

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I know why you have come

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can anyone translate this into latin:

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Is it even a real word?

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2007-12-02 11:21:56 · 42 answers · asked by Ashley 2

This is a boring letter but can someone please take the time to translate this into L'italiano? Grazie! Please no babelfish or anything.


" I miss your smiling face so much! I hope you have been well, and have been staying out of trouble. I have been fine, but college is another world. If we can still work it out, I would love to come to europe this summer. I will have the money to buy a plane ticket in February. I want to fly to germany, and see Alina first. Her and I can travel to Italy a few days later. If is difficult for me to call you or her, so in the next month or whatever, can you both decide when you have time, so I can plan my trip? I am able to come after June 29, because that day is the highschool graduation.

To the nicest Italian mother in the universe:
Thank you a million for giving me the oppertunity to come and stay with you. This makes me very happy, and I am so excited!

I'm sorry our call was cut short a few weeks ago, my calling card ran out!

2007-12-02 11:08:12 · 3 answers · asked by Kyle 2

thanks

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I'm trying to write a funny dialog for my French class and I can't seem to find a good slang term for a vagrant. I already know le clochard, but I was wondering if there were any French speakers out there who knew of a better word.
It can be offensive, so don't hold back. It's for a college class, that's why.

Merci!

2007-12-02 06:33:32 · 4 answers · asked by Flutterburger 2

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F*ck you
and what Vete means.

2007-12-02 06:22:56 · 22 answers · asked by Anonymous