Film

[Hiperbólico]

What word would one use for "film"?

...not a specific movie, i.e. una película, but the general form of media? Something close in terms of generality might be "the film industry", which is la industria cinematográfica, but that doesn't really help.

e.g. "Gaming, film, and music are some of my interests."

Answers are much appreciated! :)

[chileno]

Película o film.

That's how we call a strip of film.

Some might call it "cinta"

[wrholt]

As a general form of media, "film" is often translated as "cine".

[Hiperbólico]

That's how we call a strip of film.

Some might call it "cinta"

I was looking for a different sense of the word. I didn't know that use for cinta though, so I'm glad to learn.

As a general form of media, "film" is often translated as "cine".

Thanks.

El juego, el cine, y la música son unos de mis interéses.

[Rusty]

El juego, el cine, y la música son algunos de mis intereses.Algunas correcciones. :)

[Hiperbólico]

Algunas correcciones. :)

Siempre son gratas. :o (I might start a topic about acutes in the plural forms of nouns and adjectives. I've never understood the issue.)

[Rusty]

The accent mark used in 'interés' is there to signal that the final syllable is stressed instead of the usual second-to-last syllable. When you add the plural ending, you're introducing another syllable at the end. This new final syllable isn't stressed. The second-to-last syllable is. Since this is "normal" for a word that ends in the consonant 's', no accent mark is needed.

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

Adding to Rusty's answer, you may find this thread (http://forums.tomisimo.org/showthread.php?t=9721) useful to know the rules for written accents. :)

[Hiperbólico]

The accent mark used in 'interés' is there to signal that the final syllable is stressed instead of the usual second-to-last syllable. When you add the plural ending, you're introducing another syllable at the end. This new final syllable isn't stressed. The second-to-last syllable is. Since this is "normal" for a word that ends in the consonant 's', no accent mark is needed.

Thanks! You made that pretty easy to understand. :thumbsup:

Adding to Rusty's answer, you may find this thread (http://forums.tomisimo.org/showthread.php?t=9721) useful to know the rules for written accents. :)

Thank you Angelica. I was hesitant to start a topic since I thought there had to be a more formal one somewhere on here. This has been nagging me recently. :rolleyes:

Edit: Aaaand I just realized how to use the multi-quote feature. I'll use it from now on.

[AngelicaDeAlquezar]

Never worry about asking. We'll either show you where to look or give you the explanations you need. :)