how do you say dancing and singing in spanish?
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Bailar= "to dance"\nCantar="to sing"\n\nSpanish equivalent of "ing" is the ending "ndo"\n\nThus, "dancing"= bailando, "singing"= cantando.\n\nEstoy bailando= "I am dancing", versus" "Yo bailo" which translates into "I dance".
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The Spanish lyrics below were changed considerably from the original version in English, especially on the first two songs. \n This is what they have for Barbie Girl....\n\nUna chica ideal\nen un mundo ideal.\nLo imagino\nsi estás conmigo.\n\n\nPodemos volar.\ndejarlo todo atrás.\nEs posible\nsi estás conmigo.\n\n\nEres tú y soy yo\nfantasía de amor.\nMil colores\nque salen de un beso.\n\n\nSomos dueños de un sueño\nque no tiene final.\nJunto a ti\ntodo es perfecto.\n\n\nPuede ser realidad\nsi tú quieres que sea cierto.\n\n\nMil colores en un beso\nSoy la chica de tus sueños.\nMil colores en un beso\nSoy la chica de tus sueños.
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I love you in spanish
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I work in spain for 6 months every year at a holiday resort and I know french,german,italian,spanish and of course english. \nIf you are looking for childrens spanish songs heres one:its called "Estrellita"(twinkle twinkle little star)\n\nEstrellita,donde estas?                       \nMe pregunto que seras.             \nEn el cielo y en el mar,            \nUn diamante de verdad.\nEstrellita donde estas?\nMe pregunto que seras...\n\nActions\nOpen and close hands like a star
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The a's in Spanish are pronounced ahh as in open your mouth and say "ahhh"\nThe e's are pronounced "ey" part in the word "hey".\nthe i's are pronounced "eee"\nthe o's are pronounced "oh" and the \nu's are pronounced like the "oo" in "boo".\nIf you can remember that then you can say just about any word in Spanish correctly.
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A few minor corrections.\n\nIt should be "yo naci" not "nacia".\n-Add "el" after "es" in "Mis cumpleanos..".\n-Add "el" after "en" in "Voy a la escuela..".\n-Say "Mi pelo es moreno y ondulado" instead of the current sentence about your hair.\n\nDid you want to say you LIKED to listen to music on the Ipod? If so, say "Me gusta" not "Yo quiere"\n\nDid you want to say that you DON'T LIKE insects, doing hw, or tomatoes? Then say, "No me gusta los insectos, los tomates, o haciendo la tarea.
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Anímate chiquita \n\nYou can also say: Anímate niña (it's the same)
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Ahoy!\nHola!\nHowdy!\nGood Day!\nBuenos Dias!\nHow are you!\nHow's it going!
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It says some words in English too, it does not has much sense and speaks so fast, I can understand why you don't get it:\n\nYo soy Raul, pingüino mas "cool", latino por supuesto 100% español, my brothers ¿Que?, luego me llama una señorita me enciende como flama, la fiesta, baila baila muchachita, mi corazón tiene dinamita !PUM¡, !Exacto¡, you look so beautiful to me babe, es tu papi pingüino.\n\nIn English:\n\nI am Raul, Penguin more cool, Latino of course 100% Spanish, my brothers What?, after a miss call me, ignites to me like flame, the party, dance, dance little girl, my heart has dynamite ¡POOM!, exact!,  you look so beautiful to me babe, is your daddy penguin.\n\nI hope it helps, Spanish is my first language.
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1. La paloma = a dove, a pigeon.\n2. Tumbao = Dominicans use this word in order to say that someone knows how to dance, move, walk, or act in a very appealing way.\n3. El impermeable = rain coat.\n4. Alma = soul.\n5. El peleramo = I've never heard this word in my life, sorry.  I don't even think it exists.  Check your spelling.\n\nP.S. If your Spanish teacher couldn't help you come up with the English translation to these, then I don't know why she's even teaching Spanish in the first place.
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The correct way to express this in Spanish, as a Spanish speaker would :\n "Gracias, señorita Bennett, usted es hermosa y tiene mucho talento".
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Ritchie Valens Sang La Bamba\n\nLa Bamba is a song about a dance. To my knowledge the word Bamba has no literal translation to English. I seem to remember a Spanish Prof or Teacher telling me once that the song's author made the word up as a name for the dance they are singing about, but I could be wrong on that.\n\nRough translation follows:\nPara bailar la bamba -To dance the bamba\nPara bailar la bamba -To dance the bamba\nSe necesita una poca de gracia -One needs a little grace\na Una poca de gracia para mi para ti -A little grace for me, for you\nya Arriba y arriba - already Up and up (the preceding is a literal translation arriba’s usually more like hurry up or on and on)\nay arriba y arriba por ti sere -oh up and up by you I was (again literal trans – I’m not 100% sure what the colloquialism is here)\nPor ti sere –Because of you\nYo no soy marinero -I am not a sailor\nYo no soy marinero -I am not a sailor\nSoy capitan -I am capitan\nSoy capitan -I am capitan\nSoy capitan -I am capitan\nBamba bamba-Bamba bamba\nBamba bamba-Bamba bamba\nBamba bamba -Bamba bamba\n \n\nPara bailar la bamba \nPara bailar la bamba \nSe necesito una poca de gracia \na Una poca de gracia para mi para ti \nya Arriba y arriba \nay arriba y arriba por ti sere \nPor ti sere \nBamba bamba \nBamba bamba \nBamba bamba
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In Latin, it is, Te Amo.\nIn Spanish, it is, Te Amo (pronouned like the a in apple)  or you can say, Te quiero(key-ero).
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be polite and say: QUERIA (accent in the"i"). this is when you are asking someone for something if you are just stating that you want something say: QUIERO (accent on the "i"). don't say YO in front of it because you will sound weird anyone who speaks Spanish will know exactly what you mean\nif you feel like being blunt say DAME (accent on the "a") it means give me.....plus what ever you want
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Yes, in country's speaks Spanish use sing "Spoken English"\nor "English Spoken" last is most use.\n\n     "ENGLISH SPOKEN"
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In Spanish- El CUERO & IDEA ROPA\nIn French-LE CUIR & FAÇONNE DES HABILLEMENTS
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Here are the lyrics in English and Spanish:\n\nhttp://www.musicalspanish.com/cucarachalyrics.htm\n\nHere is a singing version of the song in Spanish with Flash animation that had me laughing out loud:\n\nhttp://www.musicalspanish.com/flashdemo2.htm