Hello

[angeliviva]

my user name is angellivia my real name is courtney I live in the united s tated of america more specifically massachusetts I chose my user name because I love angel as a name and incially fell in love with Olivia because of Olivia Newton John and Olivia the mother on the Waltons sereies who was originally named Olivia in memory of the deceased daughter of the actress that played her in the pilot movie The Waltons homecoming A Christmas Story:star:

[irmamar]

Pues hello y bienvenida. :)

[LibraryLady]

Welcome :)

[JPablo]

¡Bienvenida a los foros, Angeliviva!
¡Y viiiva, las Vegas! I mean, ¡Angeliviva! :)

[lee ying]

welcome =) in my case , I am form mexico ^_^

[CrOtALiTo]

Hello I bid you welcome to these forums, I hope your stay in the forums will be enjoyable.

Have fun mean your learnt it.

[lee ying]

croalito, Have fun mean your learnt it. ?

[JPablo]

I guess he meant,
"Have fun while you learn it" ?

[lee ying]

oh, I see ^_ ^ I got it . "Have fun while you learn it" ? is ok?

[JPablo]

I guess, it is just my guess, I take Crotalito may confirm it or clarify it... but that's what I figure... :)

[lee ying]

ok, gracias !!!

[CrOtALiTo]

Yeah.

Have fun mean your learn it.

[lee ying]

your learn it. can you traslate it into spanish , please :D

[Jessica]

hola y bienvenido :)

[Rusty]

Have fun mean your learnt it.Have fun mean your learn it.Neither of these is correct English, Crotalito. What JPablo suggested is, and it's most likely what you meant to say.
Since you really didn't mention what 'it' means, we assumed you meant
'Spanish'. I suggest you add the object so everything is clear. :)

Have fun while you're learning Spanish.
-or-
Have fun while learning Spanish.
-or-
Have fun learning Spanish.

You may have also been trying to use 'meanwhile' in your sentence. This means 'mientras tanto', and is used when introducing an alternative. So, it probably isn't something you would want to say in this case. :)

[lee ying]

thanks rusty =) I understand it better now :D