Where is the journalism book in Spanish?
Where is the journalism book in Spanish?
¿Dónde está el libro de periodismo?…
| where | dónde |
|---|---|
| the | el la |
| journalism | el periodismo |
| book | el libro reservar |
How do you say I read books in Spanish?
“comic book” in Spanish – libro de cómics or cómics. “library” in Spanish – biblioteca. “bookshop” in Spanish – libreria. “to read” in Spanish – leer….How to Say “to Read” in Spanish: Leer.
| Spanish Pronouns | English Equivalents |
|---|---|
| yo | I |
| tú | you (singular and informal) |
What is the difference between Leo and leer in Spanish?
That is the conjugation of the verb. So Leer is yo leo (I read) tu lees (you read) el/ella/usted lee (he/she/you read) nosotros leemos (we read) ustedes/ellos/ellan leen (you (plural)/ they read). In spanish, most verbs end in -ar, -ir, or -er.
Why is jugar special?
The verb jugar means “to play” in Spanish. It is a popular verb used with sports and children and so it is one you will hear and use often.
What is unique about jugar?
Jugar is the only u>ue stem changer. It also has a g>gu spelling change in the command forms and the yo form of the preterite.
Why is jugar irregular?
“Jugar” is an irregular verb. Regular verbs keep their base, but many verbs in Spanish have irregular base forms. This means their bases change when conjugated for certain subjects. An irregular -AR verb, like “jugar”, will change its base when it gets conjugated.
How do you use jugar?
“Jugar” is like “to wait”: it requires in a preposition for no apparent logical reason. In both languages you simply have to memorize these prepositions -there is no other way. P.D. In some parts of Latin America, “jugar” is also used without preposition.
What is the difference between jugar and jugar?
‘Jugar’ is the literal translation of the verb ‘to play’. However, when we are talking about music we always need to use the verb ‘tocar’. Furthermore, ‘tocar’ has many other uses whereas ‘jugar’ is used exactly as ‘to play’.
Do you use after jugar?
“Al” is like the union of two words: A and EL. If we are talking about soccer or football, in english you don’t use the adjective THE. Well, in Spanish we do: El futbol, El tenis and so on. A in this case, I believe it is close in meaning to “to” and whenever you use the verb “jugar” you always add “a” after the verb.
What is Colgar?
hanging; dangling. suspend from; hang on; hang up; hang; hang down.
What is Colagar?
to hang up. To hang up the telephone. Antonym: descolgar.