Können o Könnten Guten Tag. Tengo una una duda en cuanto al verbo "Können". He visto frases como "Können sie mir bitte helfen" y "Könnten sie mir bitte helfen", pero también he visto varias instancias donde emplean Könnten ¿existe alguna diferencia entre usar u otro?

Heute ist ein guter Tag Heute habe ich ein alter Freund sehen. Wir sprechen etwa was heute machen. Wir werden gehen ein paar Getränk zu haben.

Literature in English I've started reading "The Passage" by Justin Cronin, I'm liking it, but then I realized I barely have any novels in English. I was wondering if somebody here could recommend some good novels in English. Thanks in advance.

My story with English Looking back, it has been quite a long time since I started learning English, it all started when I was a kid, I was watching as some of my relatives were playing video games, there was a lot of text in the game they were playing and they were discussing between them what the characters said and where to go inside of the game. I was a kid back then, and had just learned how to read more or less properly in my native language, I had played some simpler games, but it fascinated me how my relatives suddenly started talking about themselves about how an elder had told them about a dungeon, or about a quest, or that they should go to the smith an so on. Being the kid I was back then I tried to play similar games, and then I saw blocks of texts I couldn't decipher, even though I already knew how to read, I could interpret some words that are similar in English and in Spanish and looking at the characters reactions and actions, then one of my relatives came to play and he played the very same game I was struggling to understand, and he was telling me the story behind it, I asked him how could he understand that and he told me that he had studied English. That simple event was all that I needed and I started to pester my parents telling them that I wanted to study English, I don't really remember what their reaction was, but I guess they liked my initiative into studying, since I really never was that much into studying and I was just average at school. With that they bought me some basic English books, and sent me to some basic English classes, I was really motivated, since I kept on playing the game, and I was overjoyed with the fact that each passing day I understood more of the story in the game. For whatever reason, I haven't had that much of a formal English education, besides the courses my parents sent me and the lessons in my later education,. Currently, even though I can read and listen to almost anything with ease, I am struggling with the proper use of grammar when I am writing and with my speaking skills, since I haven't really had the chance to speak properly with someone in English. That is why, from now I need to keep going and polish my skills, even though I am now learning another two languages, I am still keeping with my studies in English, because I won't feel satisfied until I have better grasp in its grammar and feel more comfortable speaking in English.

Heute war eine schwere Tag Heute habe ich eine Revision an einen Kunden ausgeliefert. Ich bin müde. Jetzt ich gehe an Bett und ich werde ein Buch lesen. Hoy entregue una revisión a un cliente. Estoy cansado. Ahora voy a la cama y leeré un libro.

¿Existe alguna diferencia para decir muchas gracias? Tengo una duda, he visto: Vielen Danke. Vielen Dank. Viel Danke. Viel Dank. ¿Cuál es la forma correcta de usar la expresión alemana para muchas gracias? En caso de que más que una opción sea valida ¿cuál es la diferencia entre ellas?

Auf zur die Zukunft Ich spiele Chrono Trigger, in Deutsch. Es war ein großartiges Spiel von meiner Kindheit. Ich lernte Englisch für dieses Spiel. Jetzt ist die Geschichte wiederholt. He estado jugando Chrono Trigger en alemán. Es un gran videjuego de mi infancia. Aprendí inglés precisamente por este juego. Ahora la historia se repite. Ahora pienso que "Tag des Lavos", es el Taco de Lavos.

私 僕 俺...? Greetings, could somebody please tell me what is the difference between 私, 僕 and 俺. I know that all of them are supposed to mean "I", but, Is there any special condition to use any of them?

はじめまして よろしく, これがぼくのはじめてのエントリであります. ぼくはいくつかの時間前にぼくのアカウントを作成しました. しかし, ぼくがかろうじてログイン. ことしぼくのちしきをかくだいしたいとかんがえています. ぼくはかなとかんじのひとにぎりをしります. Saludos, esta es mi primera entrada. Cree mi cuenta hace tiempo. Pero rara vez me conectaba. Espero expandir mi conocimiento este año. Solo conozco el kana y un puñado de kanjis. Greetings, this is my first entry I created my account some time ago. However I barely logged in. I hope to expand my knowledge this year. I only know the kana and a handful of kanjis.