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Information, to be able to dance international dance in Seattle.
Posted by miquel angel
8/11/2003  10:59:00 AM
masso@laietana.net
I have to go to Seattle in September. Where it is possible to to dance the weekends? It(he,she) likes to us. English waltz, waltz you come, rumba bolero, cha-cha-cha.... They can answer Me to my e-mail, graces(thanks), we are of Barcelona, Spain.
re: Information, to be able to dance international dance in Seattle.
Posted by Ghostdancer
8/21/2003  4:53:00 PM
Mi Amigo,

I have visited Seattle three times in the last two years. There are many places to go dancing there, but my favorite is the Orion Ballroom in Kirkland. I would highly recommend it.

This is their web site:

http://orionballroom.com/

"Dancing is a contact sport; football is a hitting sport" - Vince Lombardi
re: Information, to be able to dance international dance in Seattle.
Posted by language nerd
8/11/2003  11:25:00 AM
Originally posted by miquel angel :
masso@laietana.net)
I have to go to Seattle in September. Where it is possible to to dance the weekends? It(he,she) likes to us. English waltz, waltz you come, rumba bolero, cha-cha-cha.... They can answer Me to my e-mail, graces(thanks), we are of Barcelona, Spain.


"Waltz you come" - that is very interesting -"Viennese Waltz" could plausibly be confused with the 2nd person plural of 'to come' (venir) in European Spanish (vosotros and its verb conjugations are not generally used in the Americas)

Also note the use of 'it is pleasing to us' - as a literal translation of the Spanish construct.

Unfortunamente, yo no conoce Seattle

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