nintendo 64 portables

[SpongeBuell]

Well, electronics and English are 2 different thing, sam

a evilmongoose: Mi español no es muy bueno, pero Nightmare no es muy simpatico. No tiene que escuchar a que habla. Sería (estaría?) terrifico si puede usar deletreo (es la palabra?) bueno, si posible. Por su pregunta, http://www.doomportables.org/n64.php debe tener el informacíon que busca. Lo sientos si mi no tiene una idea que hablo en español

Gracias,
SpongeBuell

[Djsefnet]

hey types great for having english be his second language and only being here a year. dont listen to the people making fun of you.

[evilmongoose]

good try sponge buel actually not to shaby and look i seriously dont care one bit if u guys make fun of me .im used to it .Plus the people that make fun of people that cant speak englis write dont even know how to speak another language so eat that
o and yea before i forget where in the name of god can i find batery packs i tried to find them in the mall at radio shack but they dint even have project boxes. so is their another alternative for a battery pack?
thanks

[NeoGoldenBoy]

I think most of the people here wont make fun of you if your english is not perfect, english is also my second language and sometimes I make some spelling mistakes (let alone speaking and my accent ), but they still are great people and they try to help you with your concerns, like Sponge "speaking" (really writing) spanish here.

So, you just have to ask and they will help you out, also if you need help with something spanish is my natal language and can also help you with english (but it is not perfect).

[gamer2]

Engish is my first language and i still use double negitives and spell things wrong
But wouldnt a double negitive make a positive?

[SpongeBuell]

But wouldnt a double negitive make a positive?

In English, double negatives are a positive, technically. It's not uncommon in slang to have 2 negatives be a postive. In Spanish, 2 negatives make a negative

[NeoGoldenBoy]

In Spanish, 2 negatives make a negative

Actually in spanish 2 negatives (double negation) make a positive (in the formal speaking, but people usually does not talk in the correct way).

For example, formally speaking: "NO hay NADA" means "Hay algo".

But for the common people, "NO hay NADA" means "Hay nada" (And "hay nada" would be incorrect for common people).

[samuelm]

If you want a breakdown of some of the components take a look here...

http://www.samuelm.com/archives/n64.htm

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