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can someone out there translate this for me please, DE. NADA. / HASTA / PRONTO / ES MUY BIEN. and how would you say the last one. just trying to learn , thanks bill.
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Bill,
De nada = don't mention it/you're welcome (you'd say 'de nada' if someone said 'gracias')
Hasta = until (although in 'hasta luego', 'hasta pronto', 'hasta manana' it means 'see you later', 'see you soon', 'see you tomorrow' - literally 'until later' etc...)
pronto = soon
es muy bien = it's very good
Hope that's some help,
Amanda
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Have you tried the series on the internet called - coffeebreak spanish? weekly free that you can download to p.c., podcast, all available from when they first started. This is used by thousands learning languages.We love using it and it has a different topic every week. This message was last edited by lifeline on 3/7/2008.
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Daveil
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Timba
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Hi there Bill. Didn't you realise EOS has a board full of threads about learning Spanish ?
Click on blue link. Learning Spanish
 New members often need a Sat Nav to negotiate our forum. 
Here's a handy site with a translation facility too. BASIC SPANISH WORDS WITH PRONUNCIATION
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