Anytime I make a new account for anything, and it asks me for my DOB, I always say my birthday is February 29-31.
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If you didn’t know already, the braile in fadada’s name means fadadada (duh)
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Ah yes, Febuary 31. The classic leap year bug and a nightmare for everyone
My second favorite is timezones
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One of my friends was born on a leap-year day, he’s technically only a fourth of the rest of our ages.
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I sleep on the f l o o r : ]
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-40° celcius is equal to -40°Farenheit
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Acording to the general promedium of my grades ,
i have a 92.73/100 on english (4.5 Years studied)
And my main language(Spanish ) have 69.2 (10.5 years studied) altrought, form the start , i never got >75
By the way, i don’t know how to put accent marks…
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What type of keyboard do you have?
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\frac {9}{5}C+32=F \\
\frac {9}{5}(-40°C)+32 = -40°F
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i should specefied more,
I mean that if you ask me where i should put a accentuation mark, i will probably dont know, but i can actually type that ones
áà èé íì óò üùú
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Why I’m writing this
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oh no, the undertale rabbit hole. vetnam war flashbacks
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this fact is a fact
What else do I say again
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Its Non reflective Dye that 99.6% light get absorbed.
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Oh, I see. I learned a little Spanish a while back, and I know writing accents is a pain.
Él es muy alegre mientras el pero es muy triste.
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Yeah, be careful with the order of words, our teacher never stop saying that traducing english to spanish is also a pain.
Btw
You can’t put 2 conectors like that (again… Pain)
The “mientras” is a conjuction connector, you are saying that he is happy, and the meanwhile, makes that you chabge the topic to another person/thing, so
When you add the “el” is correct, but the (pero) is another connector, so that doesn’t works,
So in order to work the sentence, simply delete the “pero”, or in less words…
You can’t put 2 conectors in the same idea, unlees is a consecutive,
, you can put " he and she" but you can’t put “he but she” , even is it has meaning in english, in spanish doesn’t apply
(As you can see im not good at explaining…)
So at the end you must have: Él es muy alegre mientras él es muy triste
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Here is a useless fact, I’m back from my break.
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I meant to say “perro” as in “dog,” not “pero” as in “but”. . . oh well. . .
He was very angry while the dog was very sad.
Estoy tan triste por esta situación que literalmente estoy llorando.
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Here are some things I’m still confused about regarding Spanish:
- When to use use the subjuntive conjugation
- When to use reflexives
- How to use por, para, a, and sobre
- Recognizing idioms
- When to use the verb haber
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(Spanish classes, or someting?)
1 the subjuntive is used in the following cases
- When you want someting at the moment/near future , you will normally use *Gustaría* from the verb *gustar*
By the way, here is the rules to all verbs
With verbs that finish with -ar in present (except “gustar”)
You will add the next letters
For example and remove the -ar
Yo - e
Tu - es
El/ella/usted/ e
Nosotros - emos
Ustedes/ellos/ellas - enIf verb finish in -er -ir (same ,remove the -er and -ir)
Yo -a
Tu -as
El ella usted - a
Nosotros- amos
Ellos ellas ustedes -anThere are more, but lets just use present to don’t get problems
Ok now lets continue
Me gustan las manzanas = i like apples (Here you don’t use it, because here you are saying that you always like apples)
Me gustaría una manzana = I would like an apple
Me gustaría que nos junt**emos* todos = I would like us all to get together -
2- Orders, or an asking, like asking to a person to do an accion,
Very important thing! Since you are asking to a another person, you will use the form "tu" of verb
Te pido que me cantes una cancion - i ask you to sing me a song
Necesito que me compres unas cosas - I need you to buy me some things -
3- Explaining your feelings, like when you are happy to see someone
Me alegro que estes aqui - i’m glad that you are here (this is mostly the only sentence that you will ever use…)
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