Translate in Spanish please: I am from the US, but I am chinese and german?

Question

and how do you add the upside-down !'s and ?'s ?

Lmao, lil icee. I look nothing like an Asian, except for my nose, a little. It's kinda round...

Answer 1

YO SOY DE ESTADOS UNIDOS,PERO DE FAMILIA CHINA Y ALEMANA?

Answer 2

Vivo en los Estados Unidos, pero soy chino e alemán.

It depends on if you are a woman, in which case you would add an "a" to chines and aleman.

The upsidedown "!" and "?" can be inserted as a symbol, or you can change the format of your keyboard to a Spanish format under "Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options" in the Control panel (in windows)

Answer 3

Soy de los Estados Unidos, pero soy chino y alemán.

Or it's "china" and "alemana" if you're a woman.

You can switch your computer's default language to Spanish if you want upside-down question marks -- or you can cut and paste one off any Spanish-language web site.

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Answer 4

soy de los Estados Unidos pero tengo sangre china y alemana.

i am from the united states but i have chinese and german blood.
i think this is more correct.

Answer 5

Estoy de estados los unidos pero soy german y chinese.

~this is as close as I can do~

for the upside down ! and ? go to freetranslation.com and chose the the symbol you need and copy and paste it to your document,

Answer 6

Soy de Estados Unidos, pero soy china y Alemana.(for female)
Soy de Estados Unidos, pero soy chino y Alemán.(for male)

Answer 7

Soy de los Estados Unidos, pero también tengo sangre china y alemana.

if yoy want you can copy and paste this:

¿?

¡!

Answer 8

theres like an option on microsoft word on like tools or format
an damn girl i hope you look good because im viet and im thinkin what my child would look like if i had one with my girlfriend... i think shes a nazi, but w/e... or you just add and extra space and when you type it out you just write it on