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Tú no hablas español = You don't speak Spanish. (Familiar/informal)Usted no habla español = You don't speak Spanish. (Formal)If you are speaking to some one you know and is a contemporary, you would use the familiar form. If you are speaking to someone you don't know or to an elder (no matter how well you know the person) you use the formal form)
There is no word to define someone who doesn't speak English. The words to use are "No sabe ingles" (He/she doesn't know English).
"I do not speak" or "I don't speak"If you add "Espanol" to the end it would be "I do not speak Spanish" or "I don't speak Spanish"
Tu hablas espanol means you speak spanish. Add a question mark, and it means do you speak spanish?
If it's a question (¿tu hablas mucho español?) it would probably be: Do you speak much Spanish? But if it's not a question then I'm assuming it means "you speak a lot of Spanish".
If you are talking to someone with whom you are not familiar, you would say ¿Habla español? If you are talking to someone with whom you are more friendly/acquainted with, you would say ¿Hablas español?
Translating words from Spanish to English can help someone understand information in a different language, communicate with individuals who speak English, or learn a new language. It can also be useful for traveling, studying, or working in English-speaking contexts.
Spanish is the first language of Mexico, so a majority of business people would speak Spanish. Any foreign visitor would probably speak Spanish when conducting business in Mexico.
Tú no hablas español = You don't speak Spanish. (Familiar/informal)Usted no habla español = You don't speak Spanish. (Formal)If you are speaking to some one you know and is a contemporary, you would use the familiar form. If you are speaking to someone you don't know or to an elder (no matter how well you know the person) you use the formal form)
They speak Spanish. In Spanish, it would be "español".
To command someone to run in Spanish, you would say "Corre."
No.
It is more appropriate to ask: "May I please speak to (person's name)?" The other way sounds awkward.
You would speak to someone.
There is no word to define someone who doesn't speak English. The words to use are "No sabe ingles" (He/she doesn't know English).
It would be translated as Samuel. Note the "Mexican" language doesn't exist; Mexicans speak Spanish as much as Americans speak English.It would be translated as Samuel. Note the "Mexican" language doesn't exist; Mexicans speak Spanish as much as Americans speak English.
"I do not speak" or "I don't speak"If you add "Espanol" to the end it would be "I do not speak Spanish" or "I don't speak Spanish"