'déjame buscar a alguien que hable español'
or you can go to Google translate and type it in English and translate it to espanol (spanish). You can change it's language around while you're at it!
Anyone who speaks Spanish. The word means "red".
There's no way to actually say Jace.It's the same.But coming from a person who only speaks Spanish, they will say it in a different accent.Some will probably understand them saying Chase.
you can say " Permíteme Transferirte! " or "Permítame transferirle"
fiesta! disfrutemonos! (accent on the 'e')
In English, 'hablamos' means 'we talk'.Hablamos is a conjugated form of the verb "hablar" which means "to talk" in Spanish.Hablo - I talkHablas - you talkHabla- he/she/it talksHablamos - we talkHablan - they talk
Not everyone speaks the same language. For a person who is learned, in perhaps, English, let's say, to understand someone who speaks, let's say, Spanish, the Englishman must first either...learn Spanish...which is really tedious...and unnecessary if there was a bilingual translator available. It's the same for code format, sign language, etc.
Traiga alguien que habla el inglés
Translation: Tiene Ud. alguien angloparlante con Ud.?
el hable espanol
"Él habla"
Anyone who speaks Spanish. The word means "red".
She speaks fluent spanish.
Speaks Spanish is ...... El/Ella habla espanol. And loves milk is...... y le gusta la leche.
habla or el habla
Dictation .
Ella is she in Spanish. However, one does not always have to use nouns in a Spanish sentence; simply using the correctly conjugated verb will do. For instance, you could say:Ella habla español. (She speaks Spanish.)Or you could simply say:Habla español. ([She] speaks Spanish.)
To introduce someone in Spanish, you can say "¡Hola! Te presento a..." followed by the person's name. This is a friendly and common way to make introductions in Spanish-speaking countries.