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About Daniel Hogan
Expertise
I am knowledgable about Mexican history, especially the Mexican-American, and Revolutionary wars. I am also fluent in Spanish. Furthermore, I have primary knowledge about the Mexican Revolution of 1910 due to my grandfather participating in it. I am also a Mexican-American War reenactor. can ONLY answer q`s about Mexican history.

Experience
Have traveled extensively in Mexico, gone to all the major archaeological sites, museums, and some out-of-the-way places only locals go to. I am also a bilingual school teacher and I help translate official and technical type documents.

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Central/South American History - spanish

Expert: Daniel Hogan - 5/31/2001

Question
how do you say boy, and girl in spanish. how do you write that to.

Answer
Hi Cori,
Boy is niña, and girl is niño. These are both spelled with a tilde pronounced "tildee" which is the squiggly line above the "n". On a Mac computer, you press the option key simutaneously with the N key, then press the N key again to get the N with the tilde.

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