Trinidad and Tobago vs El Salvador, in game of “Do or Die "
Tuesday, August 11th (11:15 hrs.)
* The meeting will take place on August 12th at the Hasely Crawford
* Both teams have one foot outside of South Africa 2010
El Financiero Online
Port Spain, August 11 .- In the duel of desperation, the selections of Trinidad and Tobago and El Salvador measured forces on Wednesday, in the final of the CONCACAF hexagonal headed to South Africa World Cup 2010.
Caribbean and Central America will face in a duel that can be said to be "life or death" for both the Hasely Crawford stadium in about 19:30 local time, with the American Arbitration Terry Vaughn.
Trinidad and Tobago is a foot away from any possibility of continuing the fight for a place in the just world, with only two units in the basement of the classification is therefore imperative to achieve a victory in this commitment, otherwise will be dismissing any possibility.
The squad commands that Russell Latapy has not had good performances at home, as they tied with Honduras and lost 3-2 to Costa Rica, which diminishes chances. While the Selecta is also in serious trouble with the five units located in the fifth step, and even outside of repechaje.
The picture that heads the Mexican Carlos de los Cobos has shown a good football in this round, however, good results have not accompanied, as they have won only one match.
For this commitment, the strategist can count on midfielder Arturo Alvarez, who despite being involved with teams below United States, received the backing of FIFA to defend the colors of El Salvador.
The player of the team San Jose Earthquakes of the MLS is the son of Salvadoran parents, and could make his debut in place of the injured Julio Martinez. (With information from Notimex / JJJ)
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These are just a few of the reasons people have to learn Spanish. Some people's reasons are much more personal than this. No matter what your reason, you will find that you enjoy learning Spanish as much as you will enjoy being able to speak it.
If you travel to a Spanish-speaking country, it helps to know the language. When you learn Spanish before you go, you can be ready to take care of all your basic needs while staying at your destination.
You will know how to ask for directions and understand the answers. You can be the first of your group to figure out the menu at a foreign restaurant and help the others to order. If you learn Spanish, your trip will be pleasurable instead of frustrating. This is because you can communicate well enough to handle situations as they come up.
Another reason to learn Spanish is to be able to speak to others in this country. For example, a Spanish speaking person might be sitting next to you at a sporting event. If you don't know Spanish, you will be reduced to smiling and gesturing. However, if you've taken the time to learn Spanish, you can hold a polite conversation with the person. You might even make a friend.
You can help out in emergencies in this country if you learn Spanish. Many times, there is a Spanish speaking person who is in need of assistance. If no one trying to come to their aid can speak their language, their troubles could get worse. Yet, if you learn Spanish, you can make yourself useful in situations like this by finding out what the person needs.
All the major cities in the US have significant Latino populations. To fully reach their target customers, most businesses will do best if some of their employees learn Spanish. These employees can be clerks in stores, receptionists in office buildings, or anyone who deals with many people. This service will help both the business and the consumer.
Businesses that deal via the internet, phone, and correspondence with companies or individuals in Spanish speaking countries often have to bridge a communication gap. Many times the employees, especially in small companies, just fumble through it without really knowing the language. These business dealings can go much better if employees will learn Spanish.
It's fun to learn Spanish with your children. It gives them a new skill which they can use later in life. At the same time, you get to spend quality time with them doing something you can all enjoy. The kids will take to it quickly because language learning comes easiest to the young. This is a good reason to learn Spanish with your kids.
If you enjoy the arts, you may have a good reason to learn Spanish. If you know how to read it, you can read all the works of the great Spanish speaking writers in the original language. You can watch foreign films from Spain or Latin America without relying on the subtitles. And, you can understand the words of Spanish songs.
These are just a few of the reasons people have to learn Spanish. Some people's reasons are much more personal than this. No matter what your reason, you will find that you enjoy learning Spanish as much as you will enjoy being able to speak it.
¡Dios mío!
This picture say it all.
Oh my god!!
Tatoo on bald head
The little man, doing a good job. lol
- Vengo por ti a las ocho.
- ¿Una vez haz provado ...?
- ¿Que es lo que te gusta hacer en tu tiempo libre?
I'll pick you up at 8 o'clock.
Have you ever tried ... before? (ttried food)
What do you like to do in your free time?
Do you want to go out with me?
Would you like to go to a movie with me?
Would you like to go out to eat? <-----Oh, well, Not all good looking Boys and Girls at the beach.
Carmen: Esto es para ti.
:esuto esu para ti
Carlos: Muchas gracias.
:mucasu gurashiasuCarmen : De nada.
:de nada- Translation with the original
Carmen: This is for you (present).
Carlos: Thank you, very much.
Carmen: You're welcome.
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Don't know what Carlos got from Carmen, but nice to get some present from woman.
Don't know what Carlos got from Carmen, but nice to get some present from woman.
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