Chat room for post-quiz chatting

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His Servant

Hola! Como estas? Yo como pescado gris para cena!

Anyone who knows Spanish – do you know if I got it right?

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His Servant

@Matthew – Haven't learned that variation of the word yet…But, thanks anyway. I know that lunch is that (now that you mention it). I couldn't think of it earlier, so I used cena, as "dinner". Some people at my house call lunch, dinner.

Tell me an easy sentance in Spanish and I'll try translating it, (if you want)

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biblebee

*blinks* Wow. We didn't know you old geez-....um, fine elderly folks used emails.

WHAT????!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes, we do use emails and we aren't fin elderly folks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)

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His Servant

@Emily – slower than I like!

@Sam – Yes, I definitely use e-mail. Comes in handy sometime! I just prefer letter writing, that's all.

@Matthew – could you send me the 50 question test?

AHHH!! So confusing trying to talk to 4 people (I'm talking with Rachel on Skype)

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biblebee

I actually do both :) lol
Me too! Nothing's wrong with good old snail mail! :D

Same here!!! And snail mail is great…as is email :)

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Dani(elle)

We're listening to "When Can I See You Again" right now.

Is that owl city? shrugs I prefer Dental Care :) smiles again

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Matthew Minica

English has that variation ("dinner" for "lunch") but I don't think it translates to Spanish. In Spanish, unless I'm mistaken, almuerzo is always noontime (thereabouts) and cena is always an evening meal.

Maybe we should have a conversation in Spanish??

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