You shouted, and we listened. Spanish is next on the docket of languages that we'd just like to sit down and have a little chat with. The language of old Castile certainly has its romantic side, but let's talk about all the times it made us say ay, caramba!
Spanish is a direct descendant of Latin, just like Italian and French, and thus has the familiar charm of its relatives. It's the second most common language in the world, and is officially spoken in 20 countries spread across 4 continents. It's also pretty much a running gag on the Internet, and its colourful accent and vocabulary inspire brutal memes.
If you're one of the estimated 90 million people taking on Spanish as a second language, just remember that those little accents really do make a difference in what you write, and that all those verb tenses are only slightly terrifying.
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"It is what it is" would be "Es lo que es", "Esto si que es" would be something more like "This really is".
lol - Except the inverted question mark leads the sentence..... No wonder they're confused.
Check Lithuanian: daryti, darau, darai, daro, darome, darote, daro, dariau, darei, darė, darėme, darėte, darė, darydavau, darydavai, darydavo, darydavome, darydavote, darydavo, darysiu, darysi, darys, darysime, darysite, darys, darąs, daranti, darantis, daręs, dariusi, darysiąs, darysianti. Not talking about padaryti, pridaryti, atidaryti, nedaryti, įdaryti etc.......
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Hungarian: csinálni, csinálom, csinálod, csinálja, csináljuk, csináljátok, csinálják, csinálok, csinálsz, csinál, csinálunk, csináltok, csinálnak, csináltam, csináltad, csinálta, csináltuk, csináltátok, csinálták, csinálnék, csinálnál, csinálna, csinálnánk, csinálnátok, csinálnák, csinálnám, csinálnád, csinálná, csinálhatok, csinálhatsz, csinálhat, csinálhatunk, csinálhattok, csinálhatnak, csinálhatom, csinálhatod, csinálhatja, csinálhatjuk, csinálhatjátok, csinálhatják, csináltatok, csináltatsz, csináltat, csináltatunk, csináltattok, csináltatnak, csináltatom, csináltatod, csináltatja, csináltatjuk, csináltatjátok, csináltatják, csináltathatok, csináltathattok, csináltathatnak, csináltathatunk, csináltathattok, csináltathatnak, csináltathatom, csináltathatod, csináltathatja, csináltathatjuk, csináltathatjátok, csináltathatják, csináltattam, csináltattad, csináltatta, csináltattuk, csináltattátok, csináltatták, csináltathattam, csináltathattad, csináltathatta, csináltathattuk...
And there is more. Without even getting started on prefixes.
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Polish: robię, robisz, robi, robimy, robicie, robią, zrobiłem, zrobiłam, zrobiłeś, zrobiłaś, zrobił, zrobiła, zrobiliśmy, zrobiłyśmy, zrobiliście, zrobiłyście, zrobili, zrobiły, robiłem, robiłam, robiłeś, robiłaś, robił, robiła, robiliśmy, robiłyśmy, robiliście, robiłyście, robili, robiły, zrobię, zrobisz, zrobi, zrobimy, zrobicie, zrobią, zrób, zrobione, zrobiona, robione, robiona, robiłbym, robiłabym, robiłbyś, robiłabyś, robiłby, robiłaby, robilibyśmy, robiłybyśmy, robilibyście, robiłybyście, robiliby, robiłyby, zrobiłbym, zrobiłabym, zrobiłbyś, zrobiłabyś, zrobiłby, zrobiłaby, zrobilibyśmy, zrobiłybyśmy, zrobilibyście, zrobiłybyście, zrobiliby, zrobiłyby, robiąc, zrobiwszy And guess what... THERE'S MORE (depending on the sufix it'll all have different meanings) 😊😊😊
Acturally I always think to learn Spanish, it sounds so cool, till I see this .....
That's no so hard becuase in spanish we don't use all of these forms, also there are rules that aply to all the verbs just like the gerund "ing" in english
Load More Replies... That's why spanish is better, it's a richer language. Is much easier for us to do conditionals thanks to that
spanish is actually easier to learn as a second language than english(i think) because there is so much order. Even the words are pronounced almost literaally
Wrong, if english were harder than spanish, spanish would be the "international communication language" (Or however you say it)
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Depends also the country in Mexico we don't use "hicisteis, hagáis, haced..." and a lot more.
It depends on each region. I am mexican, and for us, THAT is a "plátano"
As a Portuguese speaker, I really can't picture an English speaker grasping the difference between "ser" and "estar".
I hate when people say: you speak mexican!, I say: you speak northamerican?
We normally speak in Spanglish in our office. It's not a problem except when we begin writing like this. jajaja
Arabic: You'll never be able to pronounce the Ayn and the Qaf. Don't try.
or maybe it's just a reference to a Pitbull's song called "I know you want me" ...
How many more languages are we going to call "the worst?" First it was English, now Spanish. I thought BP was supposed to be funny.
English was not first. French and German were. Or at least, that's the order of me seeing these articles. Next will be Chinese or Russian. So we can cover all the major world languages. ♥
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Hi, sorry if I'm not meant to do this! But it would be great if you could check out my post of my Disney hand art I've done? Thanks
Nothing wrong with trying to share your art with the world. I saw your post, BTW, it's amazing
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I'm confused. Which language IS worst between French, German, English, and Spanish? Please help me!!
Some of these are little racist (i.e.Vader w/ a sombrero). Some are pretty funny. Most are just lame.
I watch Anne with an E and she is mesmerized by romantic languages. And don't forget that English owes half of its rich vocabulary to William the conqueror back in 1066.
I find this post very disturbing and offensive. i know is a complicated language and speaking english is easier but there's no need to laugh
Best english - Es mejor el inglés ya que puedes decir más cosas con menos palabras.
These are all bad, false, or just the guy/girl that says it bad, xDDD Learn please
Some of them had no sense at all. Some of them are totally wrong. Nobody says "Mi Papa", nobody says "My Pope". The right way is "El Papa", "The Pope". "Being embarrassed" is NOT "being pregnant". We use a total different word. The right way is "Estoy avergonzado". The right way to say "Im embarrassed" is "Estoy embarazada".....and so on.... More interesting than funny, anyway.
If you think Spanish is the worst, try to say "knife" in Portuguese out loud. :)
How about calling beer/bier/bière/birra cerveza in Spanish? That always f****d with my head..
How many more languages are we going to call "the worst?" First it was English, now Spanish. I thought BP was supposed to be funny.
English was not first. French and German were. Or at least, that's the order of me seeing these articles. Next will be Chinese or Russian. So we can cover all the major world languages. ♥
Load More Replies... Hi, sorry if I'm not meant to do this! But it would be great if you could check out my post of my Disney hand art I've done? Thanks
Nothing wrong with trying to share your art with the world. I saw your post, BTW, it's amazing
Load More Replies... I'm confused. Which language IS worst between French, German, English, and Spanish? Please help me!!
Some of these are little racist (i.e.Vader w/ a sombrero). Some are pretty funny. Most are just lame.
I watch Anne with an E and she is mesmerized by romantic languages. And don't forget that English owes half of its rich vocabulary to William the conqueror back in 1066.
I find this post very disturbing and offensive. i know is a complicated language and speaking english is easier but there's no need to laugh
Best english - Es mejor el inglés ya que puedes decir más cosas con menos palabras.
These are all bad, false, or just the guy/girl that says it bad, xDDD Learn please
Some of them had no sense at all. Some of them are totally wrong. Nobody says "Mi Papa", nobody says "My Pope". The right way is "El Papa", "The Pope". "Being embarrassed" is NOT "being pregnant". We use a total different word. The right way is "Estoy avergonzado". The right way to say "Im embarrassed" is "Estoy embarazada".....and so on.... More interesting than funny, anyway.
If you think Spanish is the worst, try to say "knife" in Portuguese out loud. :)
How about calling beer/bier/bière/birra cerveza in Spanish? That always f****d with my head..
