Can s'one translate a few sentences into Spanish please?

The last 2 guys got it 100% right... chose either one of them.

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"Hola. Soy la señora X." (Hold down the 'alt' key & strike numbers 164 to get the ñ character.) "Perdon, no hablo ni entiendo Castellano (or the more commonly used 'español,' literal for "Spanish"). "Hablo de los estados unidos y deceo hablar con el señor Y." "Favor de dicierle que llame, y que le voy a enviar un coreo electronico." Finally you use the "thank you," which is "gracias." All together: "Hola, soy la señora X. Perdon, no hablo ni entiendo Castellano/Spanish. Hablo de los estados unidos y deceo hablar con el señor Y. Favor de dicierle que llame y que le voy a enviar un coreo electronico. Gracias." And sign your name. I hope this helps. H Carc Cowboy from El Salvador is right on the money. Sounds like he is fluent both in English & Spanish. You can also contact me, if you like. H

Hola, me llamo Senora X. Soy de los Estados Unidos. Me gustaria hablar con Senor Y. Lo siento, pero no hablo ni comprendo espanol. Gracias. Pueda usted contarlo que lo llame y yo mandarelo un email? (Hi, my name is Mrs. X. I'm from the United States. I would like to talk with Mr. Y. I'm sorry but I don't speak or understand spanish. Can you tell him that I called and I will send him an email?) I'm not entirely sure if this is the professional way to say it, but it will get your point across :)

OK here goes... Hola, yo soy senorita X y estoy llamando de Los Estados Unidos. Quiero communicarme con Senor Y. Perdon pero yo no hablo espanol. Si possible diga le que yo llame y que les voy a mandar un mensaje por la computadora. Gracias. I hope that will help I took Spanish in High School. It will get your message across.

Bueno, yo soy la senora x, llamando de los estados unidos, me podria comunicar con el senor y. Quisiera hablar con el pero no hablo espanol. Muchas gracias. Por favor le podria dar mi recado, y que yo me comunicare con el por telefono y le mandare un correo electronico.

Just talk thinking that you are leaving a message to an answering machine. Otherwise you will not be able to follow the conversation. I suggest the following: Buenos dias, soy la seniora X y estoy llamando desde los Estados Unidos. Por favor, podria comunicarme con el senior X? Si el no se encuentra, puede dejarle el mensaje de que voy a volver a llamarlo y que le enviare un mail? Lo siento, seniorita/senior, pero no puedo hablar o entender bien el espaniol. Muchas gracias, y que tenga un buen dia. In Spanish exists one sort of n that sounds in the way I wrote it down, this consonant has no equivalence in English but in the French gn- peigne- The use of seniorita, seniora y senior is current in Latin America - for a secretary you might always use seniorita, unless male, then always senior. I believe that if you speak slow and hyper articulating they will certainly understand your message. Do not worry, it is likely that at the other side of the line you will find somebody talking in English. German companies are very efficient what means to have an English speaker secretary in an International Company. You are right about the non-personal translators, they just give the literal translation in a way that you might sound as a real freak on a foreign language. Success, Fro

Hola, me yamo senyora x, y estoy yamando de los estados unidos. pu-di-era ablar con senyor y? disculpe pero yo no ablo espanyol, gracias. por favor digale k yo yame e le voy a mandar un co-ray-o electronico, gracias now this is not the correct spelling but i wrote it phonetically so your pronunciation could be acurate. pronunce the letters E and K as you see them

"hola, me(pronounced may) lammo es ( first last name). Estoy en Los Ustados Unidos. Lo siento, no hablo espanol mucho. Estoy aprendiendo. Quiero hablar con (Mr. y). Gracias. Roughly, 'hi my name is *(name). I am in the USA. I'm sorry, I don't speak much spanish. I'm learning. I would like to speak with Mr. Y. Thanks. ***edit*** the translation above mine is genuinely better. However if you want to be more professional use "me lammo (name)" or "mi nombre es(name)" instead of "esto (name)" esto just means "this is" instead of fully saying "my name is." I would also use "lo siento" for i'm sorry instead of that huge long word that began with the letter "a" which the other user gave you. You'd never pronounce it right anyway lol.