Well, If he won't answer your question I will.

You and me.....Usted and me ( unless you use the "familiar" term for you which is tu.

Early is temprano and late is tarde...

Shane may have further explanation if and when he gets back here.

My work load has really picked up lately so I am skipping many breaks and often my lunch hour. I switched to dial up at home and as a result spend less time on line. However I am trying to make a few posts in here each week and I guess that keeps many that don't come here everyday from getting buried.

Depending on the context "you" is "tú" (but without the accent) or "ti" Most often it is "tú" if I type it here without the accent I get If you are addressing someone formally, like a teacher, judge, policeman, banker, etc. one would use "usted"

"Me" also depends on context and is "me" or "mi"

Late is "tarde" which also means "afternoon". "Early" is "temprano".

SHANE

is there a word for fireworks in spanish if
so let me know

also what about the word "boom" or "noise"

what about the word "loud" or "flash"

just wondering

dgrimm60

SHANE

ALSO I was trying to tell a mexican about the
full moon a couple days ago
what is the word full moon is luner right

dgrimm60

Word: escribir
Pronunciation: ess-cree-VEER (The b in this word is pronounced somewhat like the English "v" but with the top teeth touching the lower lip instead of the two lips touching. The Spanish r here is pronounced with a tap of the tongue against the front of the palate.)
Meaning: to write
Example: Los manuales para escribir cartas de amor fueron muy populares en los años 60.
Translation: Manuals for writing love letters were very popular in the '60s.



Cuetes! It also means rockets.

Noise is rudio. I am stumped on "boom". I would have to consult the dictionary. Loud is fuerte which also means strong and I am also stumped on "flash".

I believe I covered that in post #128187 "luna llena" but that's ok, I appreciate the questions.

Word: bajo, baja (as an adjective)
Pronunciation: BAH-ho, BAH-hah (Note that in most areas, the Spanish j is pronounced with a guttural sound.)
Meaning: low, show, faint or soft, despicable
Example: Un nivel bajo de azúcar en la sangre ocurre cuando usted come muy poco o no come con suficiente frecuencia.
Translation: A low level of sugar in the blood happens when you eat very little or don't eat often enough.

Word: mirar
Pronunciation: mee-RAHR (Note that the Spanish r here is pronounced with a tap of the tongue against the front of the palate.)
Meaning: to look at, to watch
Example: Los dos jóvenes se miraron nerviosos.
Translation: The two youths looked at each other nervously.

SHANE

could you please the spanish words for
"born" and "citizen"

thank you

dgrimm60