Showing posts with label spanish. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spanish. Show all posts
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Thursday, April 07, 2011
Eres Santo
Este es un cancion de alabanza escribio en Espanol.
Eres Santo
Tus nombre es magnifico
Alabanzas estan tus solo
Tienes el poder sobre todo
me das todo lo que necesito
Senor Jesus Christo
Te quiero en mi vida
Senor Jesus Christo
con tigo tengo alegria
Si Senor
Eres santo, eres santo
Eres santo, eres santo
Traducir para los gringos lo dice:
Your name is great
Praises are yours alone
You have power over everything
You give me all that I need
Lord Jesus Christ
I want you in my life
Lord Jesus Christ
With you I have joy
Yes Lord!
You are holy, You are holy
You are holy, You are holy
Labels:
faith,
Music,
songwriting,
spanish,
the pursuit
Sunday, March 06, 2011
You Alone by David Crowder Band in Spanish
Here's a Spanish translation of You Alone by David Crowder Band that I put together.
Tu Eres
Tu eres todo lo que necesito
Me arrodillo a tus pies
Te alabo tu solo
Tu me has dado mas de
Lo que podria haber querido
Y quiero darte mi Corazon
Tu eres el Padre
Y tu eres bien
Tu eres el Salvador
Y tu eres Senor
Estoy vivo, Estoy Vivo, Estoy vivo, Estoy Vivo
Tu eres el Padre
Y tu eres bien
Tu eres el Salvador
Y tu eres Senor
Dios te bendiga
Sunday, March 22, 2009
Quiere Usted Aprender Espanol?
Hola amigos. If you've ever wanted to learn Spanish, a good option for picking it up one word at a time is by subscribing to Dictionary.com's Spanish word of the day. It is completely free and they send a daily email with a new Spanish word along with a definition and a couple examples of how it is used. You won't become fluent using just this method but it's a great way to learn a few words here and there and takes very little time on a daily basis. Check out this link for the gratis learning opportunity.
Dictionary.com also has an English word of the day and tends to be more on the scale of SAT or ACT types of words. They are usually the type you might see in higher literature, The New York Times, or Time magazine.
Dictionary.com also has an English word of the day and tends to be more on the scale of SAT or ACT types of words. They are usually the type you might see in higher literature, The New York Times, or Time magazine.
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Ludacares Turkeys
On Sunday, I handed out turkeys as a part of my mom's school's partnership with the Ludacares program, a foundation set up by hip hop artist Ludacris. They identified needy families in the area and we handed out a turkey, sweet potatoes, collard greens, and a lemon meringue pie to each house. My Espanol came in handy for a couple of the houses. I believe all told 500 homes received the meal.
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