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Old March 10, 2009, 12:44 PM
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¿Puedes se dice 'los muertos vida' para zombi?

Tambien, ¿como se dice 'thread' y 'post' (n) en relación a el foro?
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Old March 10, 2009, 01:12 PM
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¿Puedes se dice 'los muertos vida' para zombi? I'm not sure what you mean here. Do you mean the living dead are zombis?

Tambien, ¿como se dice 'thread' y 'post' (n) en relación a el foro?
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Old March 10, 2009, 01:22 PM
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I meant, can you say "los muertos vida" when talking about zombies? Don't ask why I ask ... my mind works in weird and mysterious ways as result of my time as an animator.
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a zombie: un muerto viviente
thread: hilo
post: mensaje ó respuesta

I will not ask... I aalso read curious things
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Old March 10, 2009, 02:10 PM
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I will not ask... I aalso read curious things
Naw, I was just sitting here at work and, for no reason in particular, thought to myself "Zombie! The living dead!" and then "Hmm... I wonder how you would say that in Spanish?"
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a zombie: un muerto viviente
thread: hilo
post: mensaje ó respuesta

I will not ask... I aalso read curious things

I agree with Sosia.

The other meaning of the Muertos vivientes would be undeath.
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Since your questions are already answered, I'll just make a tiny correction.
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Tambien, ¿como se dice 'thread' y 'post' (n) en relación al foro?
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Escucho al musica que nosotros (llamemos? / clasificamos?) "Grunge Rock" o "Alternative Rock". Me gusta Alice in Chains, Nirvana, Foo-Fighters, Stone Temple Pilots, Pearl Jam, etcétera. Hay grupos parecido a ellos en México?

Los grupos yo encuentro son mas parecido a "Classic Rock".
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¿Qué se dice cuando está mirrar un juego y quiere apora un equipo? ¿Dale (equipo)?
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¿Qué se dice cuando está mirrar un juego y quiere apora un equipo? ¿Dale (equipo)?
I think I understand what you're asking here, Fazor.
mirrar should probably be mirar (to watch) - está mirando (watching)
juego should probably be partido (team sport game)
quiere apora probably contains a misspelling of apoyar (remember, when querer is followed by another verb, only querer is conjugated) - quiere apoyar un equipo should be quiere apoyar a un equipo

So, if you're asking how to say 'Go team!', yes, that is ¡Dale (equipo)!
In Spain, they say ¡Ánimo (equipo)!

By the way, if you're going to use the impersonal se, you need to keep using it for each verb.
¿Qué es lo que se dice si se quiere apoyar a un equipo al mirarlo?
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