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Posted by woscar on Apr-07-2009 22:49:

I concur with Ivand and Nachos, although I will add that in common, daily life usage, nobody says "Yo fui", it's pretty much just "Fui". although, both forms are correct, "Yo fui a la estacion de tren" is more formal, while "Fui a la estacion de tren" is more casual

Native speaker here, too


Posted by nchs09 on Apr-07-2009 22:52:

Ya i would also add "mierda" to the end of the sentence so that the feeling of taking the train is emphasized.


Posted by barbina on Apr-07-2009 23:12:

quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
Ya i would also add "mierda" to the end of the sentence so that the feeling of taking the train is emphasized.



Posted by Mr. Pink on Apr-07-2009 23:35:

Rasta

quote:
Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
i dunno my spanish is bad.

yo fui a la estacion de trenes?? don't trust me though.


definitely don't trust lil miss Cuba


Posted by djhaziel on Apr-07-2009 23:59:

The word "Estacion" by it self doesn't tell you much unless the other person knows what you are talking about and it also means "seasons" ( summer, fall, winter, autumn )

Estacion could be :
Estacion de bus = Bus station
Estacion de Radio = Radio station
Estacion de tren = Train station




it would absolutely sound better if you say:

Yo fui a la Estacion de Tren .

or a little bit more casual

Me fui a la Estacion de tren.


hope this could help


Posted by shuni on Apr-08-2009 00:08:

"i went to the station" = "puto el que lo lea"


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Apr-08-2009 00:13:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Pink
definitely don't trust lil miss Cuba
lol duuuuuuh!

and it should be estacion de guagua..

guagua

such a fun word!


Posted by Ania_xox on Apr-08-2009 00:15:

FAO: Mario and Shuni

mierda looks a lot like the french "merde" meaning shit

puto looks a lot like the french "pute" meaning whore

*shakes fist*


Posted by Zild on Apr-08-2009 00:19:

they just 'look' similar


Posted by nchs09 on Apr-08-2009 00:34:

quote:
Originally posted by Zild
they just 'look' similar
That is where the similarities end though...


Posted by Domesticated on Apr-08-2009 01:11:

I'm learning Spanish at the moment; it's such a fun language and so easy after doing five years of Japanese.


Posted by Ivand on Apr-08-2009 01:17:

quote:
Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
lol duuuuuuh!

and it should be estacion de guagua..

guagua

such a fun word!



guagua, lol


lol


Posted by chach on Apr-08-2009 01:20:

Yo soy una sucia fea zorra alguien me pudiera decir donde puedo comprar drogas para matarme?


Posted by Mr. Pink on Apr-08-2009 01:22:

Rasta

quote:
Originally posted by Ivand
guagua, lol


lol
she's so ghetto.


but its a lovable ghetto


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Apr-08-2009 01:30:

dude wtf!

guagua is not ghetto! hahaha


Posted by Mr. Pink on Apr-08-2009 01:33:

Rasta

lol. it's so cuban


...but whateva, we say it in puerto rico too.


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Apr-08-2009 01:37:

quote:
Originally posted by Mr. Pink
lol. it's so cuban


...but whateva, we say it in puerto rico too.
haha! everyone i know says it!

it's so Caribbean!


Posted by elFreak on Apr-08-2009 01:37:

juan pachanga or fuck off imo


Posted by djhaziel on Apr-08-2009 01:51:

quote:
Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
haha! everyone i know says it!

it's so Caribbean!


In Peru we used it too

it means "little kid " does it mean the same in the caribean?


Posted by elFreak on Apr-08-2009 01:52:

my yamo...


Posted by djhaziel on Apr-08-2009 01:54:

quote:
Originally posted by elFreak
juan pachanga or fuck off imo


Juan pachanga not until you "youtube" yourself dancing salsa IMO


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Apr-08-2009 01:55:

quote:
Originally posted by djhaziel
In Peru we used it too

it means "little kid " does it mean the same in the caribean?
haha noooo

bus


Posted by Ivand on Apr-08-2009 01:56:

quote:
Originally posted by MeLLyMeL
haha! everyone i know says it!

it's so Caribbean!


lol, super ghetto

in Dominican Republic is slang for camioneta or autobus, dunno in other countries..


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Apr-08-2009 01:56:

quote:
Originally posted by Ivand
lol, super ghetto

in Dominican Republic is slang for camioneta or autobus, dunno in other countries..
lmfao.

F u guys! it so isn't haha.


Posted by daydreamer on Apr-08-2009 03:27:

i would suggest using

wordreference.com

for all your english to spanish translation questions.
they are usually very good about it and their forum is rather quick in response time and quality of answers.

if you have a doubt about a specific word
try using www.rae.es
I prefer basing my Castilian by the rules and norms stated by the Real Academia Espa�ola.

Spanish, spoken and written well, is actually very complicated.

ciao


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