Si es un cachorro Chihuahua u otro perro chiquito, ya no es un puppy cuando tenga 9 meses. Si es un Gran Danés, puede ser cuando tenga 18 meses. Los perros de tamaño mediano ya no son cachorros a los 12 meses. ¿Qué tipo de perro tienes?
Believe it or not, KH, there are a lot of people in the US that don't speak English that well yet. Try learning another language and you will see that it takes many, many years. Anyone who doesn't know a second language, has no idea how difficult it is, especially when one's work environment is not in that second language. I lived in Japan for 5 years, and although I could get along fine there in my daily life, I doubt I could manage these types of questions as well as you expect. There are enough of us that are bilingual on this site that many Qs in Spanish can be answered adequately.
By the way, mexican isn't a language and you might work on your own English, especially the subjunctive in "if" clauses.
So if you cannot answer the Q in whatever language it is in, don't bother posting an "answer."
I marked United States only questions when I got on here and I only speak my country's language. Why is this question in mexican/spanish? If it was in english, don't you think more people might be able to help with your question? I'll admit, some of the questions asked on here, in english, sound as if they are written by people with no educated idea of the english language, but still....an I asking too much?
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Si es un cachorro Chihuahua u otro perro chiquito, ya no es un puppy cuando tenga 9 meses. Si es un Gran Danés, puede ser cuando tenga 18 meses. Los perros de tamaño mediano ya no son cachorros a los 12 meses. ¿Qué tipo de perro tienes?
Believe it or not, KH, there are a lot of people in the US that don't speak English that well yet. Try learning another language and you will see that it takes many, many years. Anyone who doesn't know a second language, has no idea how difficult it is, especially when one's work environment is not in that second language. I lived in Japan for 5 years, and although I could get along fine there in my daily life, I doubt I could manage these types of questions as well as you expect. There are enough of us that are bilingual on this site that many Qs in Spanish can be answered adequately.
By the way, mexican isn't a language and you might work on your own English, especially the subjunctive in "if" clauses.
So if you cannot answer the Q in whatever language it is in, don't bother posting an "answer."
I marked United States only questions when I got on here and I only speak my country's language. Why is this question in mexican/spanish? If it was in english, don't you think more people might be able to help with your question? I'll admit, some of the questions asked on here, in english, sound as if they are written by people with no educated idea of the english language, but still....an I asking too much?