Hi!!!! (is this the good place for my post?)

[The Sonic God]

I've been to Spain once...

And there I've learnt 3 very important phrases, which I used almost all the time!

"La carta, por favor!" ("The menu, please!")
"Una cerveza, por favor!" ("One beer, please!")
"La cuenta, por favor!" ("The bill, please!")

Yes - Sí (Rhymes with the English "see.")
No - No (Duh.)
Please - Por favor
Thanks - Gracias (roll the R on the front of your tongue lightly.)
You're welcome - De nada
Sorry - Lo siento
Pardon me - Perdon
What is your name? - ¿Como se llama? (A double l is a diphthong for a y-like sound, or a German j)
My name is... - Me llamo...
Where is/are? - ¿Donde está / están?
When? - ¿Cuando?
Why? - ¿Porque?
Who? - ¿Quien?
What? - ¿Qué?
I want/would like... - Quiero...
I'm hungry/thirsty - Tengo hambre / sed
I'm ready/tired - Estoy listo / cansado
The bill, please. - La cuenta, por favor.
Can you show me? - ¿Puede enseñarme? (The ñ sounds like "nyah")
It's too much. - Es demsiado.
It's expensive/cheap. - Es muy caro / barato.
Thanks for your help. - Gracias por su ayuda.
At your service. - A sus ordenes.
Hello! - ¡Hola!
Goodbye! - ¡Adiós!
A little more... Un poco más...
I speak a little Spanish. - Mi hablo poco Español.

[Xonxt]

I don't inderstand.. why there are "¿" and "¡" at the beginning of some phrases?


BTW I know almost all theese phrases and words you wrote )

Did you know, that vodka is "vodka" in all languages? )) Except Ukrainian... =)

In Ukrainian "vodka" is "gorilka".