Spanish Words/Sentences

[j0z]

Well for what situation? Give us a little more to work with here.

Yeah, this.

Hello
hola

Comó estás?
How are you?

Y tu?
And you? (used after above)

Donde está el cuatro de baño?
Where is the bathroom?

Tú eres muy bonita
You are very pretty (to girl)

Vaya a mi carro
Go to my car (car might not be spelled right)

There you go i fixed it for you.

Thank you kind sir, I was never great at spanish, but I know a little. I hated different verb conjugations. They were the bane of my existence. Anyways, thanks!

 

[Cobra Dude]

Quires un buen tiempo? Vamos a mi casa.

Say this to everyone you meet.

Chupa mi verga, cabron.

If you could explain what that means in english that would be good to know then.

Erm... "Want a good time? Come to my house" or some such. I forget.

Want a good time? Let's go to my house. Suck my dick, prick/mofo.

Exactly this.

cheese

Well i picked up a lot of my spanish traveling through south america, so its a big cluster fuck of different dialects. Everyone from mexico to argentina doesnt seem to have a problem with my spanish, then again i am crap at writing it. Dont imagine theres much of that in poland...

Read my updated post before.

I thank you for the translation. Could have been a hairy situation for anyone foolish enough to say it

 

[sam13lfc]

Quires un buen tiempo? Vamos a mi casa.

Say this to everyone you meet.

Chupa mi verga, cabron.

I understood the first one, I lol'd xD

 

[sam13lfc]

Well for what situation? Give us a little more to work with here.

Yeah, this.

Hello
hola

Comó estás?
How are you?

Y tu?
And you? (used after above)

Donde está el cuatro de baño?
Where is the bathroom?

Tú eres muy bonita
You are very pretty (to girl)

Vaya a mi carro
Go to my car (car might not be spelled right)

There you go i fixed it for you.

Isn't car "coche"?

 

[Cakes]

If your Spanish Class experience is anything like mine, don't bother actually learning anything. It tends to be "that class" where you just sit around and occasionally make a pinata. But just in case, this may be helpful; http://wikitravel.org/en/Spanish_phrasebook

 

[Dancingman]

Well for what situation? Give us a little more to work with here.

Yeah, this.

Hello
hola

Comó estás?
How are you?

Depends on who you're talking to, estas is for a friend or someone close to you, esta is more formal and for say, talking to your manager or something.

Y tu?
And you? (used after above)

Donde está el cuatro de baño?
Where is the bathroom?

Tú muy bonita
You are very pretty (to girl)

No verb here, I understand that sometimes people like to skip those, but it sounds odd without the "eres"

Va a me carra
Go to my car (car might not be spelled right)

It's vaya, vaya is a command or an order. If I say "go to my car" and I'm ordering you to do it, I use vaya. Va would be "He goes to my car" or "He is going to my car."

 

[Abedeus]

Quires un buen tiempo? Vamos a mi casa.

Say this to everyone you meet.

Chupa mi verga, cabron.

Yeah, if you want a slap to the face from the girls or a bleeding lip from the guys.

Well for what situation? Give us a little more to work with here.

Yeah, this.

Hello
hola

Comó estás?
How are you?

Y tu?
And you? (used after above)

Donde está el cuarto de baño?
Where is the bathroom?

Estas muy bonita = You seem nice/beautiful, Eres muy bonita = you are nice.

Estar is when used with adjective usually a "look", something it might be true but may also not be - first look. Soy/eres/es is a fact.


Vaya a mi automovil
Go to my car (car might not be spelled right)

There you go i fixed it for you.

Fixed for you... Cuarto de bano is acceptable for bathroom. Carro? Where the heck did you hear that? Spanish has "el automovil" with the "il" stressed.

"Cuarto de baño" me suena un poco extraño, pero no incorrecto. Aprendí que "car" se dice o "coche" o "carro" en español; no me acuerdo de cual se usa más en España u otros países.

Creo que "cuarto de bano" es mas popular para los extranjeros, como yo. Tambien con "automovil", pero hablas la verdad - "coche" is la palabra mas popular aqui, en mi escuela.

 

[j0z]

Well for what situation? Give us a little more to work with here.

Yeah, this.

Hello
hola

Comó estás?
How are you?

Depends on who you're talking to, estas is for a friend or someone close to you, esta is more formal and for say, talking to your manager or something.

Y tu?
And you? (used after above)

Donde está el cuatro de baño?
Where is the bathroom?

Tú muy bonita
You are very pretty (to girl)

No verb here, I understand that sometimes people like to skip those, but it sounds odd without the "eres"

Va a me carra
Go to my car (car might not be spelled right)

It's vaya, vaya is a command or an order. If I say "go to my car" and I'm ordering you to do it, I use vaya. Va would be "He goes to my car" or "He is going to my car."

I'll take your word on that one.
Me no comprende espanol mucho.
All you need to know really.

 

[Abedeus]

Well for what situation? Give us a little more to work with here.

Yeah, this.

Hello
hola

Comó estás?
How are you?

Depends on who you're talking to, estas is for a friend or someone close to you, esta is more formal and for say, talking to your manager or something.

Y tu?
And you? (used after above)

Donde está el cuatro de baño?
Where is the bathroom?

Tú muy bonita
You are very pretty (to girl)

No verb here, I understand that sometimes people like to skip those, but it sounds odd without the "eres"

Va a me carra
Go to my car (car might not be spelled right)

It's vaya, vaya is a command or an order. If I say "go to my car" and I'm ordering you to do it, I use vaya. Va would be "He goes to my car" or "He is going to my car."

I'll take your word on that one.
Me no comprende espanol mucho.
All you need to know really.

"No me comprende mucho de Espanol". Or "No me comprende Espanol bien." would be better.

And yeah, he's right, vayas/vaya/vayamos(vayamonos)/vayad(vayaos)/vayan is the correct form.

 

[Captain Pancake]

una serpiente!

* a snake *.

 

[TehCookie]

Que? Yo no hablo español.
What? I don't speak Spanish.

 

[Player 2]

No me entienda; I don't understand

Tengo mucho herpes por tu; where are the toilets.

 

[BuckminsterF]

Fijaré el fuego a su abuela- meaning "I will set fire to your grandmother"- comes surprisingly handy.

also necesito means I need, comer means to eat, agua means water, and doctore (not sure how to spell it) means doctor.

 

[PirateKing]

Donde esta la biblioteca?
Where is the library?

I don't know how to type accents.

 

[Ladie Au Pair]

Que es esto?
What is that?

 

[Chimpzy_v1legacy]

Te quiero = I love you/I want you
No quiero hacerlo = I do not want to do it.
Una más cerveza, por favor = one more beer, please

That's about all I know.

 

[teisjm]

dos cervezas grandes y una puta bonita.

It means two large beers and a pretty hooker... if you're going on a vaccation you'll be happy enough just learning this sentence

I had spanish classes for two years in gymnasium and unfortunately i sucked badly at it

 

[UsefulPlayer 1]

I have to take Spanish too. Academics is a lie.

Sabes que?
You know what?

 

[IxionIndustries]

Buenas/os Dias/Tardes/Noches: Good morning/afternoon/evening.

Hasta Manana: See you tomorrow.