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Calculate the degrees that form between the hands of a clock
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What follows is simply a comparison between some of the words that the OP's electronic translator and mine (a human).

lrcbs (Luis Rafael?):

Your first two lines, namely, "Hi, Ralph", and the next one are perfect English.  The following ones are not:
In countries that are in the forums QBasic / Free Basic?

There are more Spaniards besides me?  Debe ser:
Are there more Spaniardd, besides myself?

Note, his sentence: In which part of Spain you live?  Debe ser:
Note, YOUR (En inglés, no hay distinción entre los dos pronombres posesivos, “su” y “tu”, los dos son "your"; pero, el  resto de la frase está bien).

It is more correct to say: In that part of Spain you live? / Where you live? / Where you live?  Debe ser:
It is more correct to say: In WHAT part of Spain DO you live?/ Where  DO you live? / (ídem).

Las correciones de arriba son solamente para ilustrar las diferencias entre su traductor español/inglés y un traductor humano.
Ralph, using QuickBASIC 4.5 and Windows XP Home Edition and Service Pack 2, with HP LaserJet 4L printer.
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Re: Calculate the degrees that form between the hands of a clock - by Ralph - 08-11-2008, 03:28 AM

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