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Apr 05 - Indirect Object and imperfect pronouns

April 5, 2017, 5:50 am
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I need help, I have no idea how to do this, I have tried and I'm unsure if I did it correctly.

Directions: Completa la frase con el verbo correcto en la forma apopiada del imperfecto y el pronombre de complementro indirecto apropiado.

Word bank: gustar faltar importar encantar

1) A mis munecos, siempre __ _______ sus cabezas (I did me faltaba)

2) A nosotros __ _______ jugar con bloques de ninos ( I did nos encantabamos)

3) de pequeno __ _____ dormir con mi oso de peluche (I did me importaba)

4) A ti __ ______ tus notas, de pequeno ( I did te importabas)

5) a ella siempre __ ____ saltar a la cureda en el patio de recreo (I did le gustaba)

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Apr 05 - Mi bario. Help me please

April 5, 2017, 1:29 pm
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Mi calle no tiene mucho parking. A cerca de mi casa puedes ver al parque. Muchas personas visitan el parque para sus mascotas. Mi barrio tiene West Penn Hospital. En avenido de Liberty hay unas tiendas de chino, tailandes, japones, y italiano. En ese avenido, hay muchas semiforos, entonces existe traifico. En la esquina hay una gasolinera para carros.

Thanks you for the help

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Apr 05 - the plural of "you"

April 5, 2017, 4:16 pm
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If I am talking to my twin granddaughters, and I want to say "I am your grandma" which form of "your" do I use?

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Apr 05 - Rewrite the sentences below replacing the direct object with a direct object pronoun.

April 5, 2017, 4:28 pm
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¿Tienes los llaveros? [1] Mi mamá lleva un anillo. [2] Busco una falda amarilla. [3] ¿Quieres comer unas papas fritas? [4] Siempre llevo botas en el invierno. [5] ¿Vas a mirar el video? [6]

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Apr 05 - How do you say "I made the team"?

April 5, 2017, 7:53 pm
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I don't think that "Yo hice el equipo" is correct. Doesn't that imply that you created the team?

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Apr 05 - Proofreading please☺

April 5, 2017, 9:08 pm
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El no está listo! He is not ready.

Thank you

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Apr 06 - What is the differences between ser and estoy? and how to use them?

April 6, 2017, 2:57 am
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As title said, I have problem understand these two. Can you explain with an example? thank you.

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Apr 06 - Spanish capitalization of agencies

April 6, 2017, 2:53 pm
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I am trying to properly capitalize the following web page title and the agency it comes from. How is the agency names treated for capitalization?

Distracción al conducir: Administración Nacional de Seguridad en el Tráfico en las Carreteras

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Apr 06 - What does "aguanta candelas" mean?

April 6, 2017, 5:23 pm
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I saw the frase "aguanta candela" in a song the other day and I was wondering what it means.

Here is the lyrics: Y yo todo te lo di Sólo vivía por ti Pero abrí los ojos y me di cuenta que nada es lo que parece Y que tú no me mereces Aguanta candela Ahora aguanta candela Tú no tenías tiempo para mí Ahora no tengo tiempo para ti

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Apr 06 - Prepositional phrases with object pronouns

April 6, 2017, 7:48 pm
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Hi. I have a pretty simple question regarding prepositional phrases and object pronouns.

Let's say I have the sentence, "He gave it to him."

I'm pretty sure that would be translated, "Se lo da a él?" Correct?

If that is correct..

  • Is the "a él" required? - Would the sentence "Se lo da" be incorrect?
  • Would the sentence be incorrect if I included the "a él" and not the "se?"

Thanks for your help!

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Apr 06 - "Estoy Estupendo"

April 6, 2017, 9:54 pm
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I've heard this phrase as a response to "Como estas" other than "muy bien", etc, so today I used the phrase "Estoy estupendo" when my friend from Ecuador asked me how I was doing, and then he looked at me like I was crazy. Can someone help me out with what type of context you would use this phrase for? Thanks!

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Apr 06 - I'm not sure if this is correct, please help.

April 6, 2017, 10:15 pm
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Hello everyone, I've recently started my journey in learning spanish.

"Yo también vivo en Londres. Te gusta Londres?"

Instead of saying "Yo también vivo en Londres", is it still correct to say "también vivo en Londres? (without "yo&quotwink.

Also, "¡A mí me gusta todo!" Would it also be appropriate to say " Gusta todo"?

Gracias!

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Apr 06 - D.o.p in spanish 2

April 6, 2017, 11:04 pm
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Could someone please help me understand the direct object pronoun. I have a test on it tomrrow and need to know this.

How to use the word lo or la. Finding indirect object stuff like that.

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Apr 07 - Spanish unidad 4 leccíon 1

April 7, 2017, 12:37 am
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How do I fix this sentence La ropa no cuesta mucho. ¡Tenemos sed!

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Apr 07 - Do you conjugate hacer after conjugating the verb gustar?

April 7, 2017, 12:55 am
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The sentence is: Nos gusta hacer la tarea juntos. Do I need to change my conjugations?

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Apr 07 - El que at start of a sentence

April 7, 2017, 1:05 am
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In the sentence:

'El que un argumento sea falaz no implica que sus premisas o conclusión sean falsas.'

Why is el que prefered here over a simple 'que'?

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Apr 07 - need answers

April 7, 2017, 3:57 am
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Was wondering if anybody has the answers to Unit 7 and Unit 8 of the mundo real spanish 2 workbook??

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Apr 07 - Learn new vacabularies tips

April 7, 2017, 4:13 am
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Hello everyone! I just started learning spanish for few months now and I'm struggling with the vocabularies. I come from Indonesia and it's difficult to find native speakers or spanish classes. Hence, the vocabularies I have known are not much used and sometimes I just forget them.

Do you have any tips on how to use them everyday, or is there any website that allow me to meet native speakers? Also, do you have any other tips?

Thanks in advance. and have a nice day smile

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Apr 07 - the difference between '' bonito'' and '' precioso''

April 7, 2017, 11:53 am
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Want to know the difference between ''bonito'' and ''precioso'', since they both mean beautiful.

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Apr 07 - Conjugation of vestir (wear) and visita

April 7, 2017, 3:00 pm
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I know that in Spanish, the ending of the verb indicates its meaning. (e.g. first person, second person, command tense, etc)

In my Spanish book it lists the following:

Dressing:

  • se vista = Dress up (one's self)
  • me vista = I am getting dressed (now)
  • esta vistiéndose = you are Getting dressed (Right now, in the moment)
  • nos vestimos = we dress ourself
  • me visto = I dress myself
  • se viste = You dress yourself (formal)
  • te vistes = You dress yourself (friend)
  • se visten = you all dress yourself

Visiting:

  • te vistas = You visit (friend)
  • nos vistamos = We visit
  • se vistan =You all visit

However, when I search these phrases in SpanishDict, they are all listed as vestir (to wear), even the ones for visiting.

Worse still, if I look the conjugation table for vestir, the forms with ‘se’, ‘me’, ‘nos’ and ‘te’ are not listed.

Confusingly, visit is listed on SpanishDict as “visita“ but this is as a noun (the verb is visitar)

So what is my Spanish book on about? Is it a misprint, or is there some reason to it’s apparent madness? (And yes, I do have other better books, but seeing this piqued my curiosity! smile ). 3

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