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| + | == If you get Spanish speakers who want to volunteer == | ||
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| + | Say something like this in Spanish: | ||
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| + | ; La primer cosa es "todos los voluntarios necesitan participar en una gira de nuestro edificio". | ||
| + | : The first thing is "all volunteers need to participate in a tour of our facility". | ||
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| + | ; Ofrecemos giras en español cada sábado a las dos de la tarde. | ||
| + | : We offer tours in Spanish every Saturday at two o'clock in the afternoon. | ||
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| + | ; ¿Puede usted volver el sábado a las dos? | ||
| + | : Can you come back on Saturday at two? | ||
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| + | You also might need to say: | ||
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| + | ; No hablo español. | ||
| + | : I don't speak Spanish. | ||
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| + | and: | ||
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| + | ; No entiendo. | ||
| + | : I don't understand. | ||
Revision as of 14:16, 30 October 2008
With an eye toward eventually creating a FG spanish/english phrase book.
If you get Spanish speakers who want to volunteer
Say something like this in Spanish:
- La primer cosa es "todos los voluntarios necesitan participar en una gira de nuestro edificio".
- The first thing is "all volunteers need to participate in a tour of our facility".
- Ofrecemos giras en español cada sábado a las dos de la tarde.
- We offer tours in Spanish every Saturday at two o'clock in the afternoon.
- ¿Puede usted volver el sábado a las dos?
- Can you come back on Saturday at two?
You also might need to say:
- No hablo español.
- I don't speak Spanish.
and:
- No entiendo.
- I don't understand.