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Chileno. Me and my silly English, I can't overlook your post about it, and you are right, but I believe that the people speak as they wanna do, then, that if you don't keep in mind the hints of other people to speak well, then your language never will get better and never you will be able to speak or talk with anyone the language to way correct, I' liked your answer and your answer is very true in all, but I believe that you was very hard with the guy
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Voy a cambiar el tema un poco. Tu historia me recuerda de algo que siempre me da risa. Donde vivimos en Mexico, hay muchos extranjeros de EE.UU. y Canadá y los chicos han agarrado la onda de la tradición Halloween (dulces gratis por supuesto). Así que cuando abres la puerta en la noche de Octubre 31, todos ellos gritan "QUEREMOS HALLOWEEN!!!" (en vez de "trick or treat"). Mucha risa.
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I would be grateful if you would correct my errors. Estaría agradecido si corrigiera mis errores. Last edited by tacuba; April 25, 2009 at 01:57 PM. |
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Same thing I can say of laepelba, as far as Spanish is concerned. Quote:
Haven't you noticed translation of names of English movies to Spanish? "In the heat of the night" - TRAMPA MORTAL! (¿qué?) |
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@Tacuba: when the children started to go out for candy in November 2nd (neither October 28 nor November 1st), they would sing "La calavera tiene hambre, ¿no hay un pancito por a'i?" ("the skull is hungry, isn't there a little piece of bread around?").
There used to be a longer song, but I can't remember it right now.) As the children grew lazy and their parents ignored traditions, they changed it for screaming what you've heard. Same thing about the expression: they used to say "pedir calavera/calaverita" and now it's "pedir halloween".
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