Learning Español

[jakeson]

Is there someone willing to teach me Español? My country has been under Spain for more than three hundred years back in the 15th century, but only small traces of Español can be found in our language.

Days of the week for instance are still spoken. Lunes, Martes etc. The same is through with the months of the year. I really wanted to learn the grammar. Spanish class has already been phased out long before I entered college.

Will there be someone kind enough to teach me?


And by the way, I'll teach you English in return? What do you think? Isn't it a good deal?

[Dixie]

Hi Jakeson, do you Filipinos say the days of the week in Spanish?

[shokin]

There are several people here who speak spanish.^

For example, Dixie.

Los dias de la semana son : lunes, martes, miércoles, jueves, viernes.

Sábado y domingo son los días de la fin de semana.

Entschuldigung, ich spreche Französisch.

Shokin

[Elba]

Hey guys! only english in this forum, remember please!,
But if you want to learn spanish feel free to contact me by mail to rositah@hotmail.com
and please writte an identificacion in rder I don´t erase your post.

[jakeson]

[quote="Dixie"]Hi Jakeson, do you Filipinos say the days of the week in Spanish?[/quote]

Yeah. A lot. except tha v is changed to b and, j to h, ie to y or iy. e.g. Lunes, Martes, Miyerkules, Huwebes, Biyernes etc.

Enero, Pebrero, Abril, Mayo, Hunyo, Hulyo etc.

Semana is also spoken in some native languages as mine, which is Ilonggo. Semana is also a week. Semana Santa, for example. And a lot of Spanish words. Kalye for Calle; mesa for table; bintana for ventana etc.

We also use the number names, uno, dos tres kuwatro, singko, sais, siyete, otso, nuwebe etc.

[Dixie]

Yeah. A lot. except tha v is changed to b and, j to h, ie to y or iy. e.g. Lunes, Martes, Miyerkules, Huwebes, Biyernes etc.

Enero, Pebrero, Abril, Mayo, Hunyo, Hulyo etc.

Semana is also spoken in some native languages as mine, which is Ilonggo. Semana is also a week. Semana Santa, for example. And a lot of Spanish words. Kalye for Calle; mesa for table; bintana for ventana etc.

We also use the number names, uno, dos tres kuwatro, singko, sais, siyete, otso, nuwebe etc.

So the influence of Spanish is still present in Tagalog or the Filipino language...

[Oriani]

Hello... I can teach you Spanish!! That's my native langauge.. I come from Venezuela!! Just let me know If you're interested in learning it!

[Elba]

Yudely,

Welcome home, you choose the perfect place. I hope you becoming a regular EC member and, please, visit regulary this forum and post to much topics Ok

[Tora]

In my selfguidebook it was written

El Domingso es el primer dia de la semana.

Is it true?? as in russia monday is to be el primer!

I'm not far in learning spanish but it intriques and sounds so rocky! it may be as thunderstorm and like a sensitive song to a lover. so good tohave someone who may hepl you.

[Dixie]

In my selfguidebook it was written

El Domingso es el primer dia de la semana.

Is it true?? as in russia monday is to be el primer!

In Spain, Monday is the first day of the week too.