See a translation. But it can also accompany things like "tomorrow", "today", "later", etc. Btw, in Spain we do not use "en la tarde". Highly-rated answerer. Alexiiia25 thanks a lot! The explanation is very clear! It sounds like my version is preferable to the book's, maybe she was just trying to keep it simpler as it was a basic exercise. I would prefer however to learn it correctly. Learn Spanish.
Sign in. Okay, I know this is a basic question, but I am a beginner. In doing the first translation exercise in one sentence the English was: I study Spanish in the morning and I work in a restaurant in the evening. I looked at the old posts and por seems to be the favored preposition, but I saw posts by native Spanish speakers where en was used Are they equally acceptible or does one sound better or is it regional, in which case I really would like to know what a Mexican speaker would do.
Youtube Instagram Facebook-f. Lesson 7 Tell Time in Spanish. How to tell time in Spanish In this video you will learn how to time the time in Spanish. Share on email. Share on facebook. Share on google. Share on twitter. Share on linkedin. Motos, please note that encantar is not a reflexive verb, unless someone is fascinated by themself.
You won't find the form encantarse in the wild. Thanks, RyagonIV. My silly mistake. But there may well be narcissists who use it in the 'cultured', if not the wild. Crystal, those are different conjugations of the verb querer.
Queremos is the nosotros form, so it means "we want". So confusing!! Well usually people say at what time their plans are right? And with that you can guess which "tarde" they are refering to. Like if they said: "A las tres de la tarde" At three in the afternoon you would know it's the afternoon. But since there's no context here it's fine to put evening and afternoon whenever you like.
It's what I do, and it helps me remember both translations of the word. Hope this helps :. That's confusing and unfair to mark it incorrect. This platform does that often. Mark something wrong on one answer and not the other. It takes away the fun of learning when you're marked wrong incorrectly. Each of the hundreds of prompts has its own answer database that the course contributors manually maintain, so there are bound to be oversights and inconsistencies between them.
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