I have never actually wrote this phrase before "all day long" so I have absolutely no clue how it goes and I dont know how much to trust google translation.
Thus far I fomed two sentences. "Se habla todo el día." and "Se habla durante todo el día."
But, I dont know which is right. Or even if they are right at all. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

i'm doing well, who are your favorite singers?

(and)

you're so sexy, and the graffiti looks cool

(please no google translate they dont give accurate sentences)

10 points to the first person who gives me accurate sentences gogogogogogogogo

I am a 13 year old girl who wants to learn French and/or Italian. However my mom won't get me those learn-language things and the only language I can take at school is Spanish, and the teacher doesn't even know how to speak it. (I know, because some of my classmates speak fluent, proper Spanish and they have to correct her all the time). All I really have is Google Translate and everyone knows that NOTHING comes out right with that.

Hi Guys and Gals, I need your advice or opinions.

I've been trying to learn Spanish here and there for a bout 2 years.

I've picked up a few words and phrases, but I'm not getting to the poing where I can actually hold a 'full conversation' with a Spanish speaker.

Ive been using Google and a few learning Audio CD's. I recently picked up the Tell Me More - Spanish language series 1-9 (beginner to advanced). It's suppose to be better than the Rosetta stone system, but I still think I'm missing something... I'm cosidering taking a formal class at a local college.
My idea is to take a beginner level formal class, then maybe start the Tell me more series in 'Intermediate Mode' to move me to the next level.

What are your feelings on the formal classes vs the language learning systems like Rosetta Stone or Tell Me More?

What do you think about my idea about the formal beginner training, then using the Language systems to move me to the next level?

If I do take a formal class, is there any benefit from takin a class taught by a native speaker, or an American that has studied it for years?

Thanks for your time and input!

- M

I have a spanish final tommorrrow and i have absoulty no idea how to make spanish sentences. i need 30 words. in one paragraph and i need two paragraphs. how do you make spanish sentences?!
SPANISH FINAL. i'm in 8th grade, i can't go on google translate.

Sorry my teacher was out 3/4th of the year and subs can't teach.

Could you please check to see if these sentences are grammatically correct? It'll only take you a minute.

https://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1k_GX4UDQNFJG3pbSGAb9yaQ1C4J1EPPZ6Myk3xqiSao

Thank you so much!

please make vocabulary as simple as possible. and please don't tell me to use Google translate because it doesn't know how to make sentences correctly.

How would you say "speaker" - like a speaker you would find in a radio or an amplifier - in Spanish? I tried Google Translate, but I don't know how to differentiate it from a speaker like a person who speaks.

Okay so, a few of my really close guy friends and my boyfriends family are from Puerto Rico and moved to America around four years ago. Sometimes on facebook (yeah, i creep) I really want to know what they're saying when they talk to eachother in Spanish. The way it's translated on google translate makes absolutely no sense and tells me someof the things they are saying aren't words? Huh? Is there a difference between Puerto Rican spanish and the general spanish language?

**Please note that my Spanish class in learning Spanish as it is spoken in Mexico and the surrounding countries, not Spain. I know there are some differences. Thanks.

How would you write these sentences in Spanish?

"She was lost in the forest."
"The woman comforted her."
"The wild ox tried to fight."
"They named the dresses after her."
"Nobody knew they were going to get married."

Thank you so much!
Please no translators, like Google Translate.
@CutiePie21, I just said I didn't like translators... right up there ^

Preferably from a fluent speaker rather than Google Translate.

1. Apply water around the edge of the wrapper.
2. Press opposite corners together.
3. Scrunch the corners together.

I am planning on spending the summer in a Spanish speaking country in an intensive immersion type Spanish learning program. (Now, please don't just google and throw instant researched answers... I can do that myself. Please only answer if you have real concrete EXPERIENCE with this.) I would like to know what experiences people have had, negative and positive to help me examine my possibilities. I am leaning toward Salamanca but open to countries other than Spain as well. Thank you in advance for all your help!

Please, DO NOT use electronic translators, such as Google Translator.
Please, TELL ME where you are from (It's very important in my research)

I am Brazilian

Translate into Spanish, please.

1. My DVD Player is brand new.

2. My CD Player is brand new.

I have a presentation I need to do for my Spanish class and I need to talk about some interesting geography in any Spanish-speaking country (Mexico, Spain, El Salvador, etc.). I tried to google it, but it kind of talks about the mountains, etc. etc.

Is there anything REALLY interesting about any country's geography so I can make my presentation more interesting? Any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

I need to know how to say "I used to study 5 different languages at once."
and please dont answer if you haven't studied Spanish or isnt a native speaker.. meaning, don't use google or any other translator, cause i can do that myself and it's not exactly the most accurate.
thank you!

I would use google translator-- but I know it is not very accurate. Here are the sentences I need translated from English to Spanish. Thank you.

I went to the movie theatre. My friend went too. We watched a movie. We ate popcorn. It was fun.

I went to the museum. My friend went with me. We saw a lot of art. It was fun. I would like to go there again.

I went to my cousin's birthday party. My family went with me. We ate cake. We gave her a present. It was fun.

I want to learn how to speak / write Spanish. Where (which websites) can I learn Spanish for free??

When I google it, most of the sites ask to pay money.

These are six Mexican Spanish phrases, and I want to know what they mean, and also the context like plural or singular, etc! Also, when is the appropriate way/time to say it? I do not trust google-translate...

-Debemos fumar hoy?
-Ustedes fuman mota/hierba?
-Quieren fumar conmigo algun dia?
-Te estas divirtiendo?
-Cual es tan divertida?
-Digame cuando!

Please, DO NOT use electronic translators, such as Google Translator.
Please, TELL ME where you are from.

Translate, please, into Spanish.

1) Let me think about it.
2) Make her think about it.
3) Leave the food cooling down!
4) Tell María to stay here.

So, I'm south american, and I was thinking about learning a foreign language, so I went to google to find out what's an easy language to learn.... well, to my surprise, a lot of people say that spanish is an easy language to learn. I understand an italian or portuguese saying that spanish is easy, since all romance language are quiete similar, specially those 3 languages.... however, I don't understand how can person who doesn't speak any romance language, claim that spanish is an easy language to learn???/ if that was true, why americans complain so much about the idea of learning spanish in school? why I don't see any english or german singers learning the spanish language in order to conquer the latin american market? I mean, if spanish is sooo easy to learn, it would make sense for an artist to learn spanish in order to conquer a market of 25 countries and 300 million people.

* I heard someone speaking these, so I don't know if I spelled the words right- Google transate didn't understand what I was trying to say =/

This is what the sentences sounded like:

1. Puendo vasta compras, Como te gusta pagar
2. Estas de bueno unmor boy
3. Cuando estan tus padres de bueno mor
the topic is clothing/buying things/ going to the store, if that helps

Please, DO NOT use electronic translators, such as Google Translator.
Please, TELL ME where you are from.

I am Brazilian

Translate into Spanish, please.

1. When daylight saving time starts, we have to put our watches and clocks forward one hour.

2. When it ends we have to put them back one hour.

3. My watch is three minutes fast but yours is five minutes slow, so we have to put them right!

4. Don’t show up either early or late, but sharp.

I want the simplest way of saying it! Thanks!

This tie goes well with this checkered vest.
My vest costs 5 dollars
Yes, I like that tie.
My team won the basketball game.

No google translate please!! Thanks!

no google translate plz
omg I meant not like a "student" studies!! lol spellcheck

in the future tense.
i got
ME GUSTARIA ESTUDIAR EN EL field DE media.
like, i want to either study acting or directing;
like different fields, not like playing fields but different like, things of interest.
DO NOT TELL ME A GOOGLE TRANSALTED VERSION. i can tell. they're always wrong.
thanks alott!

I'm working on a timeline in Spanish 2, and we have to use the preterite forms of verbs to write each event. Can you guys help me translate these two events?

1. Obama became president. (I tried using Google Translate, and I got "Obama llegó a la presidencia" but I'm not sure, is it right?)

2. Terrorists attacked the Twin Towers in New York

Please help, thanks!

Please, DO NOT use electronic translators, such as Google Translator.
Please, TELL ME where you are from (It's very important in my research)

I am Brazilian

Translate into Spanish, please.

1. The radio is Defective.

2. The radio doesn't work Properly.

if i go to google and translate it or if i actally know
what the sentence is saying
the sentence still seems incomplete..
its hard to explain why is spanish like a ..puzzle lol

my teacher told me spanish speakers "get straight to the point instead of saying a long sentence"
is this true..do i have to use context clues?

Please, DO NOT use electronic translators, such as Google Translator.
Please, TELL ME where you are from.

Translate, please, into Spanish.

1) When the traffic light is red, we have to stop and WAIT until it is green.

2) We have to look at THE TWO SIDES before we CROSS te street.