How do you say "midfielder" in spanish?
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go to google and search for a english to spanish dictionary and u will find out.
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Raul Gonzalez Blanco. On his shirt should be the last name "Gonzalez", but in Spanish football is a kind of tradition to use first names for some popular players. So they are just known  as  "Juanito", "Xavi", "Raul", or "Joaquin". It is not that they don´t have enough space to writte them on their shirts. It´s the same as in Brazil (Ronaldinho, Kaká, Cafú, etc.)
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O.k. let me help you.\n1. El\n2. Maria y ellas.\n3. Ella y yo.\n4. Ellos.\n5. El y tu. \nI hope this is useful for you.
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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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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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In English ESPN/ESPN2/ABC\nIn Spanish Univision/Telefutura
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In English ESPN/ESPN2/ABC \nIn Spanish Univision/Telefutura
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que es su partido en espanol\nhow's your game in spanish
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english and somewhat spanish
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it means "when" in spanish
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Spanish fútbol \nPortuguese futebol\nRomanian fotbal\nFrench le football\nRussian futbol (Футбол)\nSerbian fudbal\nTurkish futbol\nGerman Fußball \nNorwegian fotball\nSwedish fotboll \nDanish fodbold \nDutch voetbal\netc.\n\nAnd what's similar to soccer, other than sucker???\nSo...football is the word!!!
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MIDFIELDER...\n\n16 VALENCIA Luis\n________________________________________\nDate of birth:   4 August 1985\nHeight:  180 cm\nWeight:  77 kg\nPosition:  Midfielder\nCurrent Club:  Recreativo Huelva (ESP)\nInt'l Goals:   3 (as of 30-May-2006)\nInt'l Caps:  17 (as of 30-May-2006)\nFirst Int'l Cap:  Ecuador v. Paraguay (27-Mar-2005)
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I go on forums in Spanish sometimes, so I know they have chat speak. I can recognize the easy things like 2 for "tu" and the substitution of "ke" for "que", but anything beyond that just confuses me.
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In soccer zero and in English less zero.\nI am your socia...do not you remember??Good this!
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Here it is, in ten languages:\n\nBRITAIN'S ENGLISH:\nSoccer = football.\nAmerican football = poppycock.\n\nFRENCH:\nSoccer = le foot.\nAmerican football = la cochonnerie.\n\nGERMAN:\nSoccer = fussball.\nAmerican football = wahnsinnige Schweinerei.\n\nGREEK:\nSoccer = macrosport.\nAmerican football = microsport.\n\nITALIAN:\nSoccer = calcio.\nAmerican football = giocco stupido.\n\nLATIN:\nSoccer = pila pedalis.\nAmerican football = ludus asininus.\n\nPORTUGUESE:\nSoccer = jôgo bonito.\nAmerican football = jôgo cretino.\n\nRUSSIAN:\nSoccer = bolshoi sport.\nAmerican football = malinka sport.\n\nSPANISH (Castillian):\nSoccer = balonpié.\nAmerican football = juego de burros.\n\nYIDDISH:\nSoccer = echt'spiel.\nAmerican football = meshugg'spiel.
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hey, if you're wondering about a person understanding you...don't worry, they'll understand you either way. There's really no RIGHT way to say the "ll". I've lived in so many countries (and am fluent in both lanuguages, I've spoken both my whole life) and they all say it differently. In Spain, it's more of a "che" (me-chamo), in Costa Rica, it's a pure "y" (me yamo), in the Dominican Republic and most latin american countries, it's a "j" (me, jamo), and in Venezuela, it's a "sh" (me shamo)... does that help? No matter how you say, most fluent Spanish-speakers will understand you...but, to be safe, I'd choose the "J" sound. It's the most commonly used. Also, it's not only the "ll" that's said differently, it's also the y. Usually, the way they said their "ll" is the same way that they'll say their "y"s.
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you can say:\n\n¿Te gustaría casarte conmigo?\n¿Te casarías conmigo?\n¿Desearías casarte conmigo?\n¿Quieres casarte conmigo?