En busca de un caballero sin caballo.

Si hay un noble caballero sin caballo por alli, que se le hace mas facil comunicar en español hagame saber su trato.

Jorge Herrera
Granada Hills, California

Verweis : james wolfe

 "If there is a noble knight without horse there, which makes it easier to communicate in Spanish let me know the deal."

thank you zacuk

Oh! I see, James must be monolinguistic.
Sorry to hear that, but it's not much of a handicap.
I too thank you ZacUK.

No se hablo espanol!

You hear kids in Southern California say that a lot even though they're taking Spanish 3. And it gets weird when Vietnamese kids (which make up 50% of where I live) say gracias instead of ca mon.

Years ago I tried to learn to speak Italian and French.  I believed I failed because I had no one with whom to practice. Europeans are far ahead of us in this respect and made most evident by our fellow coin traders.

Aha it's hard to find Italian and French speakers in California, right?

It's true, Europeans are talented multilinguists. That envy of learning different languages makes you want to fly to Europe just to learn a second language.

Hola George,

Yo hablo Espanol y se quieres cambiar monedas serás bienvenido.

Saludos da Holanda,Tony

Verweis : SmartOneKgIt's true, Europeans are talented multilinguists. That envy of learning different languages makes you want to fly to Europe just to learn a second language.

You're wrong. The Spanish and English native speakers are bad multilinguists in Europe and in all the world. I think it's because we can speak with hundreds millions people around the world.

The cliché about the European multilingualism is because countries with languages with fewer speakers, Netherlands, for example.

Saludos desde España

Ok, guys. I think that is enough.

A penny or cent for your thoughts...not a pound or dollar.