The Spanish-to-English game

[zack II]

OMG, I have dyslexia
No, seriously, who is the next?
By the way, "since" is for a specific date and "for" for an imprecise one, according with my English teachers

[pspCaracas]

An easy phrase: "Si fuera millonario viajaría a Marruecos"

[darklex150]

If i were millionare, i'll travel to Marruecos

I think it's ok that way xD.

Next: Me gusta el arroz con popote (pajilla, tubo, como gusten)

[pspCaracas]

If i were millionare, i'll travel to Marruecos

It's not right...try again!! By the way "Marruecos" in English is spelled differently

[zack II]

"Si fuera millonario viajaría a Marruecos"

If I was/were millonaire I would travel to Morocco

[pspCaracas]

"Si fuera millonario viajaría a Marruecos"

If I was/were millonaire I would travel to Morocco

"If I was" or "if I were" ?... You have to be sure!! That's the challenge!

[Kracker]

Darklexhundredandfifty likes rice with straw.. This phrase is not used in English language so. . .

"If I was" or "if I were" ?... You have to be sure!! That's the challenge!

Supose to be "were" and not "was" but is a fact that a lot of U.S American people make this mistake and use "was", I don't know why.. . .

[darklex150]

ohh s**t xDD i forgot to put Morocco

[zack II]

"If I was" or "if I were" ?... You have to be sure!! That's the challenge!

Really the 2 ways are correct! The 2nd conditional accepts the two verb's form.
The same apears in "If I were you", it is the same "If I was you"

[pspCaracas]

"If I was" or "if I were" ?... You have to be sure!! That's the challenge!

Really the 2 ways are correct! The 2nd conditional accepts the two verb's form.
The same apears in "If I were you", it is the same "If I was you"

No my friend, the correct form is "If I were": http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=50929

Americans don't speak English correctly