I need a english to spanish because I need to talk to a girl?

Question

but I cant because I dont know how to ask for her in spanish.
TRANSLATE THIS: "Hello, is Victoria there? This is _____. I met her at camp last week."

Then if they say: "Hold on let me check" or "no, she'll be back later"

Answer 1

Hello, is Victoria there? This is _____. I met her at camp last week."

Hola, esta Victoria? Soy _____, la conoci en el campamento la semana pasada.

Then if they say: "Hold on let me check" or "no, she'll be back later"
Hold on, let me check = Un momento, dejame ver.
No, she´ll be back later = No, ella regresara mas tarde.

If she is not there u can say, gracias le llamare despues (thank you, i will call her later).

But if she only speak Spanish you are going to need more help so you can talk to her.

Answer 2

Hola, se encuentra Victoria. Mi nombre es ________. Se encontre en camp la semana pasada (pronounced posaTHa).

If she is not there they will probably just say no, but then they may attempt to explain where she is and that is when you will start having problems, just say gracias and hang up. If she is there they may say something like "dejame aver" or "si se encuentra" or any number of things. Good luck to you and I would suggest brushing up on some very basic Spanish, there are several very good free resources on the Web or buy a good Spanish grammar book or a book on conversational Spanish. Again, good luck!

Answer 3

Hello, is Victoria there?- ¿Hola, está Victoria allí?

This is Bob. I met her at camp last week."- Éste es Bob. La satisfice en el campo la semana pasada.

"Hold on let me check"- sostenga en déjeme comprobar"

no, she'll be back later"- no, ella será detrás más adelante "

Though i do not know if u can pronounce it though. ha ha. lol

Answer 4

Buenas noches, se encuentra Victoria? Me llamo ____. La conosi (it's really spelled conoci) la semana pasada en el campo.

Hold on let me check = espere un momento, dejame ver si esta aqui

no, she'll be back later = no, viene (regresara) mas tarde

Answer 5

OK
Hello, is Victoria there? This is _____. I met her at camp last week."

HOLA, PUEDO HABLAR CON VICTORIA, ME YAMO--------- LA CONOCI EN CAMPO LA SEMANA PASADA"

Hold on let me check" or "no, she'll be back later

UN MOMENTO,, VOY A CHECAR'
NO, HEYA VA A REGRESAR MAS TARDE"
DO NOT SAY
"YO QYIERO "JUMAICAN RUM, NO
GOOD LUCK,, anything else just ask..

you say, "thank you MRS.
GRACIAS, SENORA.
always refer young ladies as
SENORITAS,
AND when you ask her out for a date.
"QUIERES IRR A EL "CINE" DO YOU WANT TO GO TO A MOVIE.
if you want to adk for a kiss
te quiero vesar tus LAVIOS, "I WANT TO KISS YOUR LIPS.
AND if you want to be romantic.
TUS LAVIOS ROJOS
YOUR red lips..
but when you're doing or asking this no JUMAICAN RUM, OR HAVANAS CIGARS.
A BIG NO, NO,

Answer 6

Why not ask a Spanish speaking friend for help? He can do the asking part, and then you can talk to your friend when she gets on the phone. That is how I handle things when i need to speak to one of my Hispanic employees on the phone.

Answer 7

Bueno, esta por ahi Victoria? Soy ____. Nos conocemos del campo la semana pasada.

If they say something, you might explain "Lo siento, pero no hablo espanol." I hope Victoria speaks English, otherwise you're in trouble.

Answer 8

Like this..."Hola! Está Victoria? Es_____. La conoci la semana pasada en el campamento.

If they say..."Ah si, espera un momento"(It means she's there, you just wait) or " No ella no esta ahora" (It means she's not home)
You say..."Gracias llamare mas tarde" That's "thanks i'll call back later"

If you need more translating you can contact me. I'm a translator.
Good Luck

Answer 9

Hola, esta Victoria? Soy (name). Nos encontramos al campamento la semana pasada.

One moment - un momento.
Sorry - lo siento
She's not here - no esta
I don't speak Spanish - No hablo espanol.
Message - un mensaje (men-sa-hey)
Phone number - numero de telefono
In english, please - En ingles, por favor (eeng-less)

Answer 10

freetranslate.com can help. The problem is, do you know how to READ Spanish so you are saying it correctly?