DEAR SHANE

ALSO the words "still" and "live

thank you

dgrimm60

Born is nacer
Citizen is ciudadano
Still is todavia
Live is vivir

Word: el siglo
Pronunciation: SEE-gloh
Meaning: century
Example: Algunos países africanos fueron colonizados en el siglo 19.
Translation: Some African countries were colonized in the 19th century.

Word: dos
Pronunciation: DOHSS
Meaning: two
Example: Una de cada dos personas en el mundo tiene teléfono móvil.
Translation: One out of each two people in the world has a mobile telephone.

Word: conocer
Pronunciation: coh-no-SEHR in most of Latin America, coh-no-THEHR (with the "th" pronounced as in "thin") in Spain
Meaning: to know (a person), to know (a geographical region), to get to know (someone or something), to meet someone
Example: Me gusta la ciudad pero no conozco a nadie.
Translation: I like the city but I don't know anybody.

Gerunds: turning verbs into nouns
The gerund is sometimes defined as a verb form that can be used as a noun, such as the word "smoking" in the sentence "smoking is bad for your health." However, the Spanish gerund — unlike the gerund of Latin — generally cannot be used as a noun. Thus, the equivalent Spanish of the sample sentence would be "fumar es malo para la salud." Note that the infinitive fumar, not the gerund fumando, is used.

SHANE

CAN you tell me the words " METEOR"
"shower" and "eclipise"

thank you again


dgrimm60

I ain't Shane but Meteor is metriolito; eclipse is Eclipse (in Spanish you pronounce every letter); and shower of stars is lluvia estrellas.

Thank you. I would have had to look up each of those.

SHANE

CAN

SHANE

CAN you tell me the what the word
"0ther" and the word "Secrect"

just wondering

thank you

dgrimm60