"That's what we want."
and
"And that's correct."

1.) Nos subimos al tren largo
Al tren largo nos subimos

2.) Ni las rocas ni el polvo no LOS puede morder
No LOS puede morder ni las rocas ni el polvo

*also do you need the "los" that is capitalized above?

PLEASE AND THANK U

I have to make a board game. I was just going to write questions on reflexive verbs and then make a pathway from start to finish. Anyone got any better ideas? I just want to make it more interesting. If you have any good ideas for the rules of the game?

reflexive verbs are like acostarse (to go to bed) --> they end in "se"

Some verbs in Spanish have a "Se" in the end... what's it's job??
like Cruzar/cruzarse... Do they have the same meaning?

This is what I need to say this: "I've been doing good, busy with films. The weather been hot out in Redondo Beach but it's way better than the Las Vegas desert. I like your photo. You should come out to Hollywood and be an actress!"

Ha ha, thanks, people. Obviously I couldn't use the online translator cuz of my English slang but I'll Best Answer whoever the most accurate.

...English or vice=versa?
I am an English speaking student studying Spanish. The Franklin "Ingles en su Bolsillo (English in your Pocket) electronic tutoring & dictionary device seems to me to be designed for Spanish speaking persons who are studying English and not for English speaking individuals learning how to speak Spanish. Which is which? Can anyone who has bought this item help?

I've just started to attend Mass in Spanish to practice my Spanish! But there are some phrases and customs I don't know...

I already know the Lord's Prayer in Spanish, and que la paz sea contigo, but what other phrases should I know that are common?

Like in English there is a section where the priest lists several things to pray for, and in English we say "Lord hear our prayer". I don't know that in Spanish.

Thanks!

This is what I want to say in Spanish: "I hope to come soon but I'm moving to Los Angeles first to get work in films. Do you think you might be able to take vacation to California this year? We have nice beaches."

Thanks, everybody!

Que estas haciendo?
Que esta haciendo?

I don't understand how to use each one correctly because don't the both mean the same thing? "What are you doing?" Best answer to explain how to use esta and estas.

I need help asap,thankss.(:
Oh, and is "Don't talk about people" No habla por personas?

Also, how do you say "Don't call or text me anymore unless you have something nice to say not something ugly to say" roughly in Spanish. Thanks.

I live and work in Guatemala which it a Spanish speaking country in Central America. I need to learn Spanish quick, but I don't have time for classes in a school because of my work schedule, and my work environment it completely English speaking, as is my home. What can I do to learn QUICK that wont cost a lot?
Still waking up...most of the "it"s should be "is"

I live near Miami, and the majority of the population either speaks spanish, is rude, or speaks rude spanish lol. I just want to be able to say this to them to get my point accross! (they came here from 'wherever' because it's better, but refuse to learn the language?!?!?!)
Go read this, you'll see why it p*isses me off.

http://blog.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=blog.view&friendID=24475272&blogID=246980610&Mytoken=77F48680-7CB7-4114-BD28609AA88158306325874

And "bella" and "come break me down", you're both idiots. There are Immigration laws for a Reason.
Mr.Inquisitor.

You're one of the people I'm upset with. Yes, I realize I'm in miami and that I'm the minority here, but you fail to get it through your obviously brick-thick skull that Miami is a part of the UNITED STATES, in which ENGLISH is the national language. Would you move to Germany and expect it's residents to cater to your language deficiency? I think not.

I'd really love for you to read my blog (link above). And feel free to spout some more horse-s*hit at it. I won't even waste my time deleting it. I'd like eveyrone who reads it to see the fault in your reasoning.

I know that they both mean "to be" and I know how to conjugate them. The trouble is that i don't quite know which of them to use in sentences and stuff. Any help would be appreciated especially acronyms or nomonic devices!!

Thanks!

What is the Spanish, the Italian, the Germany, the French language for the English "Guitar Solo", "performed by" , such as "performed by Leonard"
for example: Serenade guitar solo performence by Paul, or Serenade performed by Paul