do you like being famous?
| 17:27 Apr 27, 2000 |
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Le gusta ser famosa/o? Explanation: You have to add the question mark at the start. And you could change "gusta" for "agrada", but it means the same thing. Good luck. Yours, Mar |
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10 mins peer agreement (net): +1
¿Le gusta ser famoso /a? o, ¿Te gusta ser famoso/a? Explanation: Use the first one, if you use "Usted", the second one if you use "tú". Don't forget the initial question mark (necessary in Spanish). Good luck!!! |
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12 mins
Te gusta ser famoso? / Le gusta ser famoso? Explanation: Segun el contexto y la situacion, se puede usar la forma familiar o la forma formal. Bear |
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22 mins
I was under the impression that this was foum was for translators Explanation: ¿Qué está sucediendo con estas preguntitas? I was under the impression that this forum was for translators. Come on! |
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49 mins
This is a site for translator!! Explanation: This is a site for translators who need help with terminology. It's not for people asking how to translate basic stuff into Spanish! |
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52 mins peer agreement (net): +1
¿Te gusta ser famoso? Explanation: Also ¿Le gusta ser famoso? if you use the USTED treatment. Carme |
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1 hr
As translators, we should strive for higher standards Explanation: Please don't submit these kind of questions. If you can find an answer to them in a pocket dictionary or have them discussed in a Basic Level course, they are not proper for discussion at a forum for professional translators. |
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1 hr
¿Le gusta ser famoso/a? ¿Cuándo empezó a actuar? Explanation: ¿En qué tipo de película actuó Ud.? These questions should help you form the rest. Just use them as guide, and look up terms you dont know in the dictionary, or ask your teacher for help. |
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3 hrs
Do you like being famous? = ¿Disfrutas la fama? Explanation: ¿Disfrutas de la fama? (formal mode) or in a more familiar/informal mode: ¿Te gusta ser famosa? When did you start acting? = ¿Cuando comenzaste la actuación [en forma profesional]? Yo le agregaría esta última frase, porque de acuerdo con las preguntas posteriores entiendo que se trata de una entrevista para un actor conocido y hasta famoso. Y yo continuaría así con las demás preguntas. |
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7 hrs
This should be a site for professional translators only. Explanation: Just let me side with "andino" and "camy". It is a shame that those who cannot understand such basic text call themselves translators! Lately, we are being asked, English<>Spanish text, that should be found in the first five pages of any basic language course! |
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8 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
¿Te gusta ser famoso?, ¿Le gusta ser famoso? Explanation: Según el tono del contexto iría bien el tratamiento de tú o de usted. Lo tienes que elegir tú. |
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13 hrs
I agree with Aguirre, Andino, Camy, and everybody else Explanation: come on! even my 8 year old knows how to translate that into spanish, lets strive to keep this in a profesional level! |
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14 hrs
Let's get things clear Explanation: This is a place for professionals. We don't have the time to do elementary homework, we try to help each other here with questions which are both serious and worthwhile. |
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