Spanish translation of "coral reef" and "scuba dive"?

[mr_mbuna]

Can anyone give me a definitive answer to:

the spanish translation for "coral reef", and the verb for "to dive", especially meaning "to scuba dive". For the verb, what are the conjugations in the preterite tense?

It's sort of an emergency, as I need the words for a presentation tomorrow...

Thanks,
Ben

[ic_spotz]

I had 4 years of high school spanish 20 years ago but I've worked in Hialeah FL for 8 years... That having defined my expertise... to dive... Buscear... Busceo, busceas..etc... Coral reef...sorry. I'm a gringo :D ... There are a few web sites that translate word for you... Look on Yahoo...

HTH

Scott

[ic_spotz]

Oops

Bucear...forget the 's'... I thought it looked funny...

HTH more

Scott

[horge]

'arrecifes de coral' = coral reef

verbo 'bucear' o 'scuba-bucear' (eeek) = to dive, or to scuba dive
scuba buceador = scuba diver

pre-terites (past tenses):

Yo bucee'
Tu buceaste
El/Ella/Usted buceo
Nosotros buceamos
Ellos/Elas/Ustedes bucearon

e.e.a.,

horge

[Rowdy]

What about.... Hugo de mi chorico "e picante "e caliente! Tu cullo est ardiente parque?

I think that means I would like to go for a dive on a coral reef. Can you take me there?
:D

[FishDaddy]

I got through 3 weeks in Baja many years ago with "? Adonde esta la Cerveza?":D
Dick:)

[horge]

Corona's a pretty ok beer, Dick :)
But San Miguel's the best.

:D

[hEcToR1520]

tengo uno gato los pantalones.....






















no se crean apoco creen que no se hablar español? Si no soy gringo :D

[filishy]

Héctor,

No eres gringo?

No será más bien "un gato" en vez de "uno gato"...? No sé, digo yo... :D

Mary.