Italian, spanish and french members...

[Italo (Mod)]

Would you people from Italy, Spain and France give me adresses of famous on-line stores (like Amazon) from your countries? A friend of mine is travelling to those countries and I want to know how much somethings custs there. Thanks!

[fernandoza]

-.- mexico is not in?

[dad-nica (Mod)]

For spanish speaking countries....perhaps www.mercadolibre.com ?

[Jan Willem]

Looks like that website is for South-America, not for Spain..:/ I don't expect the prices to be anything comparable.
I would make a thread in the Spanish section, with many exclamation marks and jajaja and spelling errors as they are used to; then you'll get more response I think

[Rodrigo]

Originally Posted by Jan Willem

I would make a thread in the Spanish section, with many exclamation marks and jajaja and spelling errors as they are used to; then you'll get more response I think

Spelling errors in english apply because we don't really like that language. Spelling errors in spanish apply because spanish is one of the most extensive languages plus spanish speaking countries have less attention in formal education.

[Papa Cumbaya]

^Exactly...

Spanish is one of the most difficult languages ever, and most of the members are teenagers (as I am), so people don't really care about their Grammar or Spelling...

In fact, you aren't using a perfect english either (you're using contractions always, and that's less formal...)... But this forum isn't to point your Grammar/Spelling out, though I know that somepeople's ones are really annoying

[fernandoza]

Originally Posted by Rodrigo

Spelling errors in english apply because we don't really like that language. Spelling errors in spanish apply because spanish is one of the most extensive languages plus spanish speaking countries have less attention in formal education.

yeah the spanish it's very hard to learn and i'm proud of speak spanish

[Jan Willem]

Holy moly what a tension! I mean replacing all hard C's by K's, using no accents, etc, like some people do. In Spanish, I mean.
I used the smiley to point out that it is a joke.
And I'm equally or maybe even more critical on the Dutch spelling of some Dutch members (ask Cheryl ). And I'm curious what you mean by 'contractions', you mean "can't" and "don't", things like that? My dialect is known for extremely contracting words or several words, but that would only be verbal

[annan94]

I think Spanish is easy, so far what I've learnt, (and that's not that much yet, haha)

I'm not critical about others using like '2' instead of to or too, and 'U' instead of you, I just get annoyed sometimes, because I don't like spelling that way. In Danish some people write SMS-language, as I call it, they write 'R' instead of 'er' (be) and put 'H's in different places, like 'duh' instead you just 'du' (you)

I don't understand what's kool with it xD I just think it looks stupid, haha

But I love using contractions in English,

[Italo (Mod)]

And here I am thinking there was plenty of replies giving stores names... what a fool!

I should learn, that when it comes to BITS, all threads go off-topic after the second or third reply. haha.