Beginner's Spanish - EspaÃ±ol para principiantes

Re: Help with my Spanish homework

Anonymous — Wed, 24 Jan 2007 21:13:27 GMT

De quien son esas bicicletas y quienes juegan fÃºtbol para..?

if i can help you with your spanish just let me know ok my email is ** and my name is Deysi have a nice day. I live en San Salvador El Salvador, Central America

chao bye bye

Re: Help with my Spanish homework

Carolina — Tue, 23 Jan 2007 04:02:58 GMT

Hola-

No lo quiero hacer in the preterite is no lo quise hacer if you want to be enfatic. (I didn't want to do it (and I didn't.))

However, if you want to say wanted you usually say "queria" if it's in the first person.

For example, What did he/she/you formal want?=Que queria? This is in the imperfect tense. In Spanish there are two past tenses.

Quise usually means "tried to."

Quise llamarle pero no estaba.=I tried to call him/her/you formal but he/she/you weren't there. The first verb is in the preterite and the second one is in the imperfect.

Yo-QuerÃa, tu-querÃa, el, ella, ud.-querÃa, nosotros querÃamos. uds., ellos, ellas querÃan

Yo-Quise, tu-Quisite, el, ella,ud.-Quiso, nosotros-quisimos, uds, ellos, ellas quisieron

I hope this helps.

Saludos

Re: Help with my Spanish homework

Anonymous — Tue, 23 Jan 2007 01:41:02 GMT

How would you rewrite No lo quiero hacer. In the preterite?

Re: Help with my Spanish homework

Anonymous — Thu, 17 Nov 2005 00:46:49 GMT

Juan...I am taking Spanish in Canada and I need HELP!! I am in the beginners class in University and I am finding it very difficult...AHH

Re: Help with my Spanish homework

Anonymous — Sun, 06 Nov 2005 12:58:27 GMT

I can help you with your spanish.

Te puedo ayudar con tu espaÃ±ol

Greetings.

Juan Antonio

Re: Help with my homework

Amanda — Fri, 04 Nov 2005 12:58:20 GMT

Hola Janet!

Se dice:

Saludos,

Help with my Spanish homework

Janet — Fri, 04 Nov 2005 09:39:04 GMT

Hola,

Â¿CÃ³mo se dice "whose are those bikes and who plays football for .." en espaÃ±ol?

is it

Janet