Post #4017973
2026-07-22 19:02 UTC
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@erick@social.erick.sh 2026-07-22 19:43
@SarraceniaWilds@sunny.garden > yo soy leno Not sure I follow this one. mi familia estan de argentina To be in spanish is actually 2 different verbs, so not sure if you want to say your family is from Argentina or if they are there (since you want to practice Spanish my guess is they are from Argentina). In that case: “Mi familia es de Argentina” That is an interesting keyboard layout. I am not familiar with Android, but I am sure there should be one that supports Spanish layout. That said, don't stress about it, we understand just fine even if you don't use ¿, ¡, or ñ. (I myself barely use ¿ and ¡). If you NEED to ensure the meaning is correctly conveyed without an ñ, you can replace it with ni, for example instead of niña, you can write ninia.