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Saving123
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Well I guess the title says it all, I was just wondering who ya'll thought were the most active 'forumers' in this part of the AG forum. Opinions, that what this Forum is going to be, pure opinions, and yes you can say 'Me'.

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MRWalker82
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Que es esto?


it means "What is this?"

Depending on the context it could also be 'que es esta' if I remember my Spanish grammar.
Matrix159
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Yeah, what is the difference between "esto" and "esta" I can never remember the little things in espanol.

Freakenstein
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Esto is probably the connotation of "I" and esta is the connotation of "you", hence why we say "como esta" and not "como esto". I could be wrong. I only took half a year of Spanish-I.

Matrix159
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Well in my lessons. Which is from Rosseta Stone. It says Que es esto.

Anyways. No hablo ingles.

Reton8
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?Como estas?

Muy Bien! ?E tu?

Igualmente! ?Que hora es?

Es la cinco y media.

Well I just had a lovely conversation with myself in Spanish.

auf wiedersehen

waluigi
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E tu?


Sorry, but it should be Y tu.

Anyways. No hablo ingles


Que? "anyways" es en ingles senor.
knight_34
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I think Australians say prawns and not shrimp.


Yes. There really is something wrong with Efan.

When you're not being intimate with sheep, yes, yes it is.


If you feel like moving up on The List, continue.

I don't think people that live in the original states 13 states talk differently than people who live elsewhere in the united states. hope that clears thing up.


They all talk different, yet not to the extent which destroys any sort of mutual understanding. Think of African Americans and Southerners.

With America's Hispanic population ever increasing, we will see some shifts.
Reton8
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Sorry, but it should be Y tu.


Sorry the Latin phrase, "Et tu, Brute?" (You too, Brutus?) kept coming to my mind, so I kept thinking "E" instead of "Y".
Efan
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I think Australians say prawns and not shrimp.

Oh they do, do they?
I'm in 8th grade taking a high school class.

Isn't the eighth grade a high school grade?
Reton8
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Oh they do, do they?


Okay I found a link about the prawn vs. shrimp and where the saying comes from.

Australians, however, invariably use the word prawn rather than shrimp. Because the commercial was commissioned for broadcast in the United States, the change was made to limit audience confusion.[1][2]


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shrimp_on_the_barbie
knight_34
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Isn't the eighth grade a high school grade?


No. Eighth grade is typically the final year before high school education commences.

Strop uses prawn. All the Australians I've heard use prawn. We here use prawn.
thepossum
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@Efan:Eighth grade would be junior high or middle school.

Efan
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That's when low high school began for me :/

Strop uses prawn. All the Australians I've heard use prawn. We here use prawn.

I use prawn too, it was just a molstake.
knight_34
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Mole steak? Ooooohhhhh... *smells the barbie*

Reton8
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6.02214179 x 10 ^23 steak? One mole The equivalent of 6.02214179 x 10 ^23 molecules. It smells pretty delicious!

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