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Llego is the first person present tense form of the verb "llegar" which means "to arrive." Example of use: "Llegó a las mil y una."
Sandrasandrita wrote:
¿Llegó? It came.
While your Spanish is clearly superior to mine, I have to say that your translation is inaccurate. "It" is third person, which should be translated as "llega" if I remember correctly. Llego is definitely first person, which should be translated as "I arrive."
BTW, I recommend that you avoid use of the word "come" as it has a slang meaning in American English that is considered vulgar by some.
While the word "chick" could be considered neutral in a sense, when used to refer to an adult femaie, it would typically be offensive or insulting. It mgiht be acceptable for a woman to refer to herself as a "chick" (e.g., "I'm a hard-core biker chick."), I would not recommend calling a a female that you do not know a "chick."
This is similar to use of the word "boy" which is not offensive in most contexts. However, if you called an adult, African-American male "boy," I am fairly certain that he would be quite offended.
The meaning of words depends on context.
BTW, contrary to the assertion of various males, the word "girl" is not the feminine version of "guy." To the extend that there is one, the female equivalent of "guy" is "gal."
The male equivalent to "girl" is "boy" which can certainly be insulting/offensive if used to address an adult male. Example: "Hey, boy, come over here and clean my boots."
LuftWaffles wrote:
The meaning of words depends on context.
Dude.
Hey, little dude, if there's something you don't understand, I'm sure that your mommy will explain it to you.
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pt22064 wrote:
BTW, contrary to the assertion of various males, the word "girl" is not the feminine version of "guy." To the extend that there is one, the female equivalent of "guy" is "gal."
The male equivalent to "girl" is "boy" which can certainly be insulting/offensive if used to address an adult male. Example: "Hey, boy, come over here and clean my boots."
Kid is also used
Here you go. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7-7knsP2n5w
pt22064 wrote:
While the word "chick" could be considered neutral in a sense, when used to refer to an adult femaie, it would typically be offensive or insulting. It mgiht be acceptable for a woman to refer to herself as a "chick" (e.g., "I'm a hard-core biker chick."), I would not recommend calling a a female that you do not know a "chick."
This is similar to use of the word "boy" which is not offensive in most contexts. However, if you called an adult, African-American male "boy," I am fairly certain that he would be quite offended.
The meaning of words depends on context.
Boy oh boy. This was enlightening.
Y así, otro foro habla de lingüística sin haberlo pretendido.
matematikisto wrote:
Y así, otro foro habla de lingüística sin haberlo pretendido.
Ooops sorry. Mi toca disco esta descompuesto. That's all the Spanish I know 
matematikisto wrote:
Y así, otro foro habla de lingüística sin haberlo pretendido.
No, esto es teoría de coquetear. Chica perfecta.
The last sentence is all I know. ;)
Ohhh MSC....
The confusion is annoying, see girls can say, "I had a guy-freind tell me that" But guys say, "I had freind-who-is-a-girl tell me that."
Addicted-to-Chess97 wrote:
The confusion is annoying, see girls can say, "I had a guy-freind tell me that" But guys say, "I had freind-who-is-a-girl tell me that."
Both can also say "I had a friend tell me that".
And I will spare you the grammatical gendering debate in French...
Slovene beats you all (except some Finnish). ;)
Umm, sorry. I think I'm either a thread killer or gave such a strong argument nobody knows what to say now... ;)
I have no idea what you are saying because I don't take spanish