| CrOtALiTo |
June 22, 2009 12:37 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by irmamar
(Post 39667)
But that was not a day for Spanish people, but for people who speaks Spanish. You speak Spanish, too, don't you? ;)
Now I have a doubt:
people speak Spanish
people who speak Spanish or who speaks Spanish: which of these two is correct ("who" makes me doubt)
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The first one.
Yes, I speak Spanish too. But I thought that it was only an event in Spain, I never thought that it was also a worldwide event.
I just think that the correct translation is People who speak Spanish. I believe that this phrase make more sense than the other one.:eek: |
