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So it looks like The Edge is the one speaking "Donde Este" in the video. I wonder how Edge's Spanish will sound on tour
purpleoscar said:So it looks like The Edge is the one speaking "Donde Este" in the video. I wonder how Edge's Spanish will sound on tour
Sonic said:
I think it's "Donde esta"
thejoshuafrog said:so... what does donde esta mean?
Jack In The Box said:
el español es facil, todo mundo deberia hablarlo, porque es hermoso
Numb1075 said:Let me decipher (haven't studied spanish in 10 years though)
Es muy facil decir "hola" y "donde esta". Un gringo puede decir "Hola" y "donde esta". Yo pienso que no va a ser una problema para The Edge!
it is very difficult to say "Hello" and "where is it". A non spaniard can say "hello" and "where is it". I think that it isn't going to be a problem for the Edge.
Am I close?
kevink said:Es muy facil decir "hola" y "donde esta". Un gringo puede decir "Hola" y "donde esta". Yo pienso que no va a ser una problema para The Edge!
macphisto23 said:Espanol puede chuparme? Nada mas una broma, pero Espanol esta chido para aprender, aunque el espanol de los mexicanos es muy different compara de Esapana.
Rachel D. said:Can't "Donde esta?" mean "Where is it?", "Where is she?", OR "Where is he?"?
Jack In The Box said:
yes it means, but I think they are talking about "a place called Vertigo", so, is "Where Is It?"
ramblin rose said:
"I'm at a place called Vertigo" "Where is he?" "Idiot, I just said I'm at a place called Vertigo"
speedracer said:Well, it could be "Donde estas" (where are you), "Donde esta" (where are you, formal, although it really should be "Donde eseta Usted" in this case), or "Donde esta" (where is it). There's a missing pronoun.