answer in english, spanish, or french..... i don't care.....
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well they say in 2050 about 3% of species will die from the global warming, and about the same with plant species. probably gas will cost 20.00 a gallon lol. and more and more cars and trucks will not be running off of gas. which i hope actually will be true! and ill be 40 around that time wow!
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back off in spanish: retroceder\n\nfor more translations from any language just go to this link from google:\nhttp://www.google.com/language_tools?hl=en
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what language do you want them in?
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Yo hablo espanol, eres Argentino??\n\n\n\nGauchito!
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Why?  Well, okay.  At this website you can pick from many languages and translate the above words from english to spanish, german, french, etc.  It works great for single words, but I wouldn't go with whole paragraphs though because it is often not extremely accurate and sometimes doesn't really make sense.\n\nhttp://ets.freetranslation.com/
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English and a little Spanish
194435
ombre...no abla espanol for favor...
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There is a website for translation so you don't have to wait for folks to answer.\nGo to :\nhttp://babelfish.altavista.com/
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The first equal English idiomatic expression that comes to mind for "calro" is "for sure!" or "indeed!" and of course, "of course!"\n\nYes, you can use "Claro" or "Claro que si" just as you would use "Of course", as an answer to a question or an affirmation.\n\n"Si, claro" translates best as "Yeah, understood" or "yeah, sure." (It literally means "Yes, it's clear."\n\nIf you answered a question in English with "Probably," then in Spanish you would have said "Probablemente" or "Lo mas probable." "Probably" by itself is "probablemente."\n\n\nReally? = "¿De veras?" ("Truly") or "No me digas" "You don't say"\n\nFor the "I guess" answer to "Do you wanna go" you'd generally say "Está bien" ("It's OK") or a reluctant "Bueno ..." ("Well ...")\nFor the "whatever" answer you could say "Lo que sea" ("Whatever may turn out") or "Si insistes" ("If you insist")\n\nHi = "Hola" is accepted anywhere\nCiao = The old "Adios" or "Hasta luego" ("Until later") or "Nos veremos" ("We'll see each other- implying in the future), "Cuídate" ("Take care of yourself"). You can also use the Italian "Ciao" - it's quite the rage. \n\nI tried to use the most "neutral" forms that will be understood by most Spanish speakers.
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portuguese,spanish,and english
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Rockinjellyfish:\n\n"Pour le service en anglais choisissez le numéro un maintenant."\n\nFor service in English choose the number and wait a moment.\n\nEduarodi:\n\nDude you need a chill pill. I mean seriously. Who do you think you are? You don't even live here so you need to just shut up and crawl into your little whole in Argentina. \n\nMy friends father is from Argentina by the way and he hates it that people like you complain. He told Ary and me that. He's an executive in a business that builds builiding. In other words he's and architect. So don't give me that bullsh*t. :)\n\nIt is not fair for us Americans to have to bend over backwards just to help the non-English speaking people. Sorry! Don't think so. This is the United States of America. We speak English only. If you don't like it, go elsewhere. \n\nI would not expect for the people in Mexico to have to learn English just for me. I would take the time and effort to learn the language. Others should be just as courteous if not more. We are letting them live here. We could easily deport all of them back to where they came from. \n\nI the walking into a store or calling someplace and it saying, "For English press one. Para español permanece en la línea." Or something like that. I think that that is wrong. If they are going to live here then they need to learn the language. I don't feel sorry for them and I think you need to get over it.
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The answer above mine is correct.  I use:\n\nhttp://translation2.paralink.com/
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It's just badly written.\n\nIf the Europeans like soccer, it should say:\nI don't care AS much about soccer AS Europeans DO.\n\nIf the Europeans don't like soccer, it should say:\nLike Europeans, I don't care that much about soccer. \n\nor at least: I don't care that much about soccer, like Europeans. (with a comma)\n\nAs written, all we know about the Europeans is that the soccer I don't care about is somehow like them.
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English, Spanish, and just the tiniest bit of French
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French: appelez-moi\n\nPortuguese: Me liga!! \n(which is the exact equivalent of "call me")
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I would take Spanish , it will have the most pratical use with soceity as it is now ......spanish speaking skill are a good asset to have , and it can open up job possibilities that French cant .....
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Try proper English.\n\nSplooch!