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StaceyW wrote:Hola, soy Stace. ¿Como te llama?

Isn't it llamas?

I desperately want to post in the French forums to brush up on my French (and to help me with school!!!!) but I'll probably sound like a complete loser

I'm sure you'd make less of a fool than I would

Hunchman801 wrote:

StaceyW wrote:Hola, soy Stace. ¿Como te llama?

Isn't it llamas?

It's "me llamo".

Tobbe7 wrote:It's "me llamo".

Nah, me llamo is the first person, I know it all right But I think the second person is llamas. I've never studied Spanish though

I haven't studied Spanish since I was 16, so it's more than just rusty.

I've studied Italian for a long time though, and it can help sometimes ^^

Hunchman801 wrote:

Tobbe7 wrote:It's "me llamo".

Nah, me llamo is the first person, I know it all right But I think the second person is llamas. I've never studied Spanish though

I know me llamo is first person. I thought you were talking about 1st person, not 2nd person, which, as you said, is te llamas.

Fine then, we actually agree

Yeah, the question is "¿Cómo te llamas?"
But don't worry,Stacey, it's alrigt. Spanish is a difficult language, I admit it. Like french, it has different endings for all the verbs, and has a lot of pronouns and sltuff. ^_^

Actually, I've heard that spanish is (relatively) easy to learn, at least in comparison to English and Japanese.

Spanish is much easier than French.

I've heard that Spanish is the most easiest language to learn in the world and that it's the most common.

I doubt it's easier than German. I find German words so easy, and the pronounciation isn't too difficult either.

I don't know about it being the easiest to learn (yet it might be) but it's likely the most common. Pretty much all of south america for starters...

I've been doing French at school for about 6 years now and I still can't speak more than 2 sentenses without making a grave mistake

Chinese is the most common language actually, Spanish is second.

Bah, of course, about a quarter of the world's population is chinese.

English is second language for every country, I think.

Wouldn't be every country would it?