"Un café.. olé!"

"Un café.. olé!"
 

Hola a todos! :D Me llamo Amy y soy inglesa. :) Tengo veintiocho años y el mes pasado, empiezo aprender español, por tanto no lo hablo muy bien! Sé hablar algo de italiano - espero que ayudara! ("I hope that it will help"? No lo sé! :p)

That's about the limit of my poor Spanish. :lol: You might be wondering about the title of my post.. put simply, it's what my mother ordered to drink in Barcelona. She forgot that she wasn't in France (café au lait). :D

Pues, hasta luego! :)

¡Bienvenida a los foros, Amy!

¡Muchas gracias, Rusty!

...I can't believe I left out all the upside down exclamation marks in the first post... oops. :whistling:

¡Bienvenida, Amy!

Lo bueno es que te fijaste del error sin que otra persona te lo señalara. :thumbsup:

¡Ooooole!

Bienvenida... (¡muy bueno el chiste del "café au lait"!) :D

Gracias. :D

¡Eso es cierto! ¡Se debe mirar los positivos! :)

Si, ¡fue muy divertido! :lol:

If your Italian includes knowledge of the subjunctive mood, you've just used the imperfect subjunctive when you really needed the present subjunctive. However, I suspect you intended to say ayudará (future indicative). If you don't already know what a subjunctive is, best not to worry about it for a couple of years.

PD In Barcelona the thing to ask for is cafè amb llet.

Sí, i també un "carajillo d'Aromes de Montserrat"... (but these are highly ethylic!)

"Un café con la leche fría" or "Un café amb la llet freda" will also serve... (for me)

(N.B. I am/we are using Spanish and Catalonian...)

Ethylic may be technically correct, but in normal usage the translation of etílico is alcoholic.

Thank you, Pjt33!

(You know, my usual moonshine!) (in both senses of the word) ;) :D

Very good.......cute story btw.....

¡Bienvenida!

I'm sorry for not replying anymore, I was no longer getting notifications and therefore thought there was nothing to reply to! :p

Thank you for your sentiments, JPablo and Elaina. :) And thank you for your advice, pjt33! I'm only vaguely familiar with subjunctive at the moment, so that sentence was a guess! I expect to cover it fairly soon in Italian... I was hoping it would carry over like a lot of the other verb rules do. :o Honestly, I don't know much about subjunctive other than the fact it expresses hopes and wishes...

You're welcome! :)

Hi Amy.

I willing you are here with us.

I'm completely sure are in the correct place, because here there're people who great preparation in the ambit labor and academic and well they can give you a hand for you can go a head with your learning so I think with all the help you can recollect here you can increase your knowledge meanwhile you can backup all the new words that you can find they are unknown for you and later you can study them with the motive you can memorize yourself and don't forget and also you keep in mind that all our we are for give support who really needs it.

Sincerely yours.:applause: