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Tengo un pollo en mis pequeños pantalones

am i missing out? i really am going to bed now so it's no use, but hopefully some great number of threads are created so i can get a recap 😀

night all
 
Originally posted by: beatmix01
yo quero taco bell.
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it's actually yo quiero taco bell.

Querer (inifinitive form) - to want, to love

Conjugated:
Singular
1st person: yo quiero - I want/love
2nd person: tu quieres - you want/love
3rd person: el/ella/usted quiere - he she wants/loves

Plural
1st person: nosotros queremos - we want/love
2nd person: vosotros quereis (accent on the second 'e') - you all want/love
3rd person: ellos/ellas ustedes quieren - they want/love


 
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: hdeck
you wrote that incorrectly. pequenos should be after pantalones, not before.
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Not necessarily. It works either way. Their "grammar" rules are more loose than the English rules.
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only if you are talking slang on the street. the adjective is supposed to come after the noun. that is correct spanish.
 
Originally posted by: hdeck
Originally posted by: Nik
Originally posted by: hdeck
you wrote that incorrectly. pequenos should be after pantalones, not before.
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Not necessarily. It works either way. Their "grammar" rules are more loose than the English rules.
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only if you are talking slang on the street. the adjective is supposed to come after the noun. that is correct spanish.
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A nadie no le importa, señor.
 
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