¿Cómo están Beetches?

[blahblah18]

so, what's up.. let's chit and / or chat

[scorpio1690]

Re: Como esta Beetches

No!

=D

[darkshark]

Re: Como esta Beetches

agreed

[Tibs]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

Oh **** it's that guy who used to post.

[Chromer]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

It's Como estan? Wasn't it Como estas?

[chickendude]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

están, because he's talking to all of us

P.S.
He's back!
or Está espalda!

[msbrunnettemickey]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

Amigo!

[Nyokou]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

No me gusta. spnaish r kool.

EDIT: estoy, estás, está, estamos, estáis, están!

[qualy]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

estáis

Fortunately, the vosotros form is only used in Spain. I hate that form and from what I could tell of it (my teacher never taught it to us because even spain "ustedes" is understood to be as you guys) it can be really wierd.


ps welcome back

[vashthestampede0987]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

Rofl. Qualy beat me to it.

Silly Nyokou, vosotros is for spaniards.

[Nyokou]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

I know. I know. But that's what I'm taught. . My family never uses it of course, cause we're from Mexico. But still, it was interesting when I was first introducted to vosotros, because I had never, in my life, heard that word before. Huge WTF moment. (7th grade)

[GuidoHunter]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

Fortunately, the vosotros form is only used in Spain. I hate that form and from what I could tell of it (my teacher never taught it to us because even spain "ustedes" is understood to be as you guys) it can be really wierd.


ps welcome back

I think it's great that it exists, because having a second person singular subject is always better for clarification, but I MUCH prefer the Spanish of Mexico and Latinoamerica to that of Spain, so I hope to never use it as well.

Also, yes, I edited the title.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com

[qualy]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

I think it's great that it exists, because having a second person singular subject is always better for clarification, but I MUCH prefer the Spanish of Mexico and Latinoamerica to that of Spain, so I hope to never use it as well.

Vosotros is second person plural unless I misread what you wrote. >.<

Anyway, fun fact: in South American/Central American countries they may use "vos" instead of "tú". It has the same meaning, but it changes around some of the verb forms. It's still understood though if you use the normal tú form, at least from what I can tell from my experience.

[Bahamut-X]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

Tonight's top story: The sewers run red with Burgandy's blood!

LMAO

Exactly what came to my mind instantly when I saw the title. <3 anchorman.

[GuidoHunter]

Re: ¿Cómo están Beetches?

Vosotros is second person plural unless I misread what you wrote. >.<

That's what I was saying. I'm glad vosotros exists because without it you have an entire subject that has to be accounted by subjects with different meanings.

Anyway, fun fact: in South American/Central American countries they may use "vos" instead of "tú". It has the same meaning, but it changes around some of the verb forms. It's still understood though if you use the normal tú form, at least from what I can tell from my experience.

It's a carryover from Latin.

Veritas Liberabit Vos <--SMU's, uh, motto, I guess.

--Guido

http://andy.mikee385.com