¡Me gusta mucho!
Los colores y los gráficas son perfectos. Pero lo necesita música. (La Cucaracha, la cucaracha)

Otra vez, no puedo mirarlo en trabajo. Es demasiado obvio que hago lo que debo. ¡La cosa buena...es el fin de semana!

¿Ven las senoritas bailando? ¡Maravioso!

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¿Ven las senoritas bailando? ¡Maravioso!

Estas tratando de confundir a CQ? Ja ja!

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Estas tratando de confundir a CQ? Ja ja!

Incluso no hablo español, y puedo decirme me estoy bromeando en... :(
Mi día vendrá, marca mis palabras....:P

-CQ (quién habla francés, gracias)

OK...enough already!!!!!

habla ENGLISH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm checking green cards!!

.. Max

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¿Ven las senoritas bailando?

Hay una muchacha bailando con el sombrero y el burro. *asentiendo con la cabeza*

-- Ryan

Pero, ¿puede el burro bailar?

DebBee

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Pero, ¿puede el burro bailar?

¡Pepinos pueden bailar! (Larry de Veggie Tales. ¿Lo han oído?)

SI, Solamente un millon de veces! Tengo viejo hijo de 3.5 anos!

(El tomate es celoso!) ;-)

Ok...no more AQ for me until we speak english again!
;-)

dixiekin

MN8X - How did you get the proper punctuation for your post??? I can read Spanish without a problem, but writing and speaking it are a little harder... either way, I'm just curious about the punctuation...

I use punctuation too! I have a mac and the keystrokes are pretty easy. When I had a pc, I could do it too, but I had to use more keystrokes, using the International Character set. Google it. For example í, might be, ALT+CNTL+0233, or some other number. On a mac, it's OPTION/alt+e, i; give it a try.

¡Mira! ¿Cómo estás? and for my genealogy obsession, Grüß Gott!

If I must tell the truth...

I do speak Spanish, but my grammar is not the best. So I double check most of what I write on freetranslation.com

So for what I wrote on the AQ board, the translation site put the upside down exclamation points and question marks, tildes and accents on for me. I just copied and pasted.

When I type things "free hand", I do just what speedsquare said. Or I go into the "Insert" drop down menu, choose symbol, the scroll down until I find the one I want.

Alt+0161 = upside down exclamation point
Alt+0191 = upside down question mark


¡Hasta la proxima!

SunFleur

¡Ah! Muchas Gracias. Yo siempre he querido saber como hacer eso.

¡De nada! :)

SunFleur

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¡Hasta la proxima!

I hate to nit-pick (but - here it goes) ...

¡Hasta la próxima! (yes, I AM a show-off)

Sonriendo y ríendo,

espeedesquare

¡Claro que sí! Touché, espeedesquare. :)

SunFleur

For Macs running OS X, there's a character palette which will let you easily add accented characters to your writing--and also characters in Hebrew, Greek, Polish, Russian, and even more. You can find the Character Palette under the little US flag on the right of the menu bar. Click on the "Latin-1 Supplement" for the most commonly used accents.

If you're using system 9 or earlier, there was a control panel called "PopChar" that would let you select every character for a selected font. I think there was also a version for PCs, but I don't know if it is still out there.

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