We always enjoy your use of humor. Thank you! My daughter and I are attending the premiere of the Cesar Chavez film in San Diego. Happy to see the trailer before our video.
Se permiten los caballos azules en la cocina, pero se prohiben las vacas verdes. No se permite mi abuela en mi casa, pero no prohibe mi abuelo. Gatos no se permite comprar cosas malas aqui. Se prohibe George en la clase de Ingles, y se permite un plato de queso. I think these are correct. :)
Jaja, son muy interesantes. just two things: "no se permite mi abuela en mi casa, pero no SE prohíbe mi abuelo" and the other one with cats, if they are prohibiting others to buy things: "los gatos no permiten que se compren cosas malas aquí" (cats don't allow for bad things to be bought here). or if they are not allowed to buy things... "no se permite que los gatos compren cosas malas aquí" (it's not allowed for cats to buy bad things here) That one's a little more tricky because you're changing the subject, requiring influence: "It's prohibited for cats to do something" (it = subject 1) (cats = subject 2)
We always enjoy your use of humor. Thank you!
My daughter and I are attending the premiere of the Cesar Chavez film in San Diego. Happy to see the trailer before our video.
Thanks for your kind comment! I know, it's funny how the ads are in Spanish before my videos. Not sure how I did that?
Kristen from Spanishisyouramigo sent me here..I loved this video! I'm going to subscribe
Awesome! Glad to know you found it helpful. ;-)
You are the best teacher ever 😆😆😆😆👍👍👍
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Kristen sent me here, I like it
Se permiten los caballos azules en la cocina, pero se prohiben las vacas verdes.
No se permite mi abuela en mi casa, pero no prohibe mi abuelo.
Gatos no se permite comprar cosas malas aqui.
Se prohibe George en la clase de Ingles, y se permite un plato de queso.
I think these are correct. :)
Jaja, son muy interesantes.
just two things:
"no se permite mi abuela en mi casa, pero no SE prohíbe mi abuelo"
and the other one with cats, if they are prohibiting others to buy things:
"los gatos no permiten que se compren cosas malas aquí"
(cats don't allow for bad things to be bought here).
or if they are not allowed to buy things...
"no se permite que los gatos compren cosas malas aquí"
(it's not allowed for cats to buy bad things here)
That one's a little more tricky because you're changing the subject, requiring influence:
"It's prohibited for cats to do something"
(it = subject 1) (cats = subject 2)
Ok boomer
hola, your clickable links aren't working anymore :(
No se permite fumar en mi casa, por favor.
¿Qué es “permitir” y “prohibir”?
No se permiten actitudes malos.