Spanish Help

Saul_Mikoliunas posted on Feb 11, 2008 at 05:38PM

Hellooo. I have only been learning Spanish for about five months so my Spanish is still very basic. Anyway back to the topic, I try to write down all of the things that my teacher says however I always come home and find that I have written half of a sentence or written a sentence and no translation, so I was hoping that if I added some on here, some of you lovely fanpoppers could help by translating them or correcting them?
I thought I could just start by putting down the one thing our teacher always says but never tells us what it means!!

y a hora al grano.

Sorry if it is not spelled right,hope there is a lovely fanpopper to help me!

8 replies

	blisslikethis said: hola! i'd translate that as something like "and now, to the point", or "and now, let's get to the point".. it's an expression that has a similar meaning to "let's get down to business" in English. hope that helps! :) posted 4 months ago.

	Priscilita22 said: blisslikethis said it all :D that's exactly what it is... feel free to ask anything else! posted 4 months ago.

	Saul_Mikoliunas said: Thank you!! Actually sorry, I meant Muchas gracias!! I do have alot more things so thank you so much!! I will definetely report back with more :P posted 4 months ago.

	adavila said: AL grano you can say it in a very funny way overhere in Mexico A lo que te truje Chencha is just so funny posted 3 months ago.

	Saul_Mikoliunas said: I have more spanish questions if you wonderful fanpoppers could help me =D We have been studying the past tenses lately and to be honest I am just.....no clue whatsoever =D We are doing Estar and Ir. I have to fill in these sentences so I was hoping you could check them and tell me if I am wrong/completely wrong =D 1. El año pasado fui a España. 2. ¿Adonde fue Juan el mes pasado? 3. Nosotros estuvimos en Edimburgo para las navidades. 4. La fiesta estuve buena. 5. Manuel y Maria fueron al campo el fin de semana. 6. ¿Como fuiste tu a Malaga? I don't have the accent mark to go over the o etc so ignore that bit =D It's mainly the Ir and Estar ones I am working on. I think I got them right but I am unsure of the last ones. You guys are awesome! posted 2 months ago.

	paola1901 said: number 4 is: la fiesta estuvo buena good luck with your spanish you're doing great n_n posted 2 months ago.

	adavila said: number 6 I think it is En que te fuiste a malaga or como te fuiste a Malaga? (what do you want to say: how did you got to malaga? posted 2 months ago.

	Praesse said: Number 6 is fine, but it could be better if you just take the "tu" away. It's not necessary. It's the "sujeto tácito". 6. ¿Cómo fuiste a Málaga? =) posted 2 months ago.