Original post by Prime500
Muchos gracias for any answers.
yes, it's ionic..
... de nada
Original post by charco
yes, it's ionic..
... de nada
... de nada
Ta much.
Donde esta la biblioteca, Pedro?
Original post by Prime500
Ta much.
Donde esta la biblioteca, Pedro?
Donde esta la biblioteca, Pedro?
¿yo qué se?
.. ¡y no me llames Pedro!
Original post by charco
¿yo qué se?
.. ¡y no me llames Pedro!
.. ¡y no me llames Pedro!
El biblioteca es siga todo recto y el segundo a la derecha.
Como te llamas?
I've exhausted my standard grade Spanish now.
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