Que es el problema de mi computadora?
Kramers Intern
24-12-2004, 00:16
Tu saber, en espanol. iWTF!
well I'm not even halfway through Spanish 1 and I can understand you
Hammerund
24-12-2004, 00:20
Tu saber, en espanol. iWTF!
Maybe you wanted to say "¿Cuál es el problema de mi computadora?"
Kwangistar
24-12-2004, 00:22
Maybe you wanted to say "¿Cuál es el problema de mi computadora?"
It would be "la problema", too, wouldn't it?
Maybe you wanted to say "¿Cuál es el problema de mi computadora?"
or
"Que es la problema con mi computadora?"
the "que" is supposed to have the accent mark thing
Gurguvungunit
24-12-2004, 00:22
He's asking what's the problem with his computer, and he knows, it's in spanish, WTF!
I have no idea, except that you might be having a joke. :p
Salchicho
24-12-2004, 01:41
La problema con su computadora es el operador tiene la miente de un cobayo.
Iztatepopotla
24-12-2004, 01:49
Although "problema" ends in "a" it's masculine. I don't know why, but a few words are like that.
No sé que problema tenga la computadora. No tengo mi esfera de cristal, así que lo vas a tener que describir.
Overzealous Liberals
24-12-2004, 04:09
"problema" is masculine because of the 'ma' ending (como el programa y el drama). I think it's because they're originally from Greek roots.
Peechland
24-12-2004, 04:13
spanish...............*swoons* :fluffle:
Gnostikos
24-12-2004, 04:14
Tu saber, en espanol. iWTF!
That "iWTF!" is hilarious! But I think you need to work on your verb conjugation in this phrase, not to mention the fallacies in the title.
the "que" is supposed to have the accent mark thing
That's called an acute accent.
Reconditum
24-12-2004, 04:55
La problema con su computadora es el operador tiene la miente de un cobayo.
ROFL!
...er, RPR? :confused: