Quisieraの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: I would like to know
I would like to know
I wanted to know

A: “I would like to travel to your country.”

A: Ain't is an expression we use a lot where I'm from!! :)

it's basically a slang version of "is not" or "isn't" or "am not" or "do not".. it has a lot of uses.

There are lots of ways to use it. It's hard to come up with examples of "ain't" without context, so hopefully this thread helps: http://forum.wordreference.com/threads/aint-meaning-and-use.27412/

HOWEVER! be cautious and don't use it too much. It's considered improper English/a slang term/incorrect English :(

It's largely associated with the Southern U.S., which is stereotyped as being less educated. Therefore using "ain't" could come across to most as sounding uneducated.

However, I personally use it because I grew up around people who said it! :)

I ain't got nothing against using the word "ain't"
(I don't have anything against people who use the word "ain't")
In this sentence ^ "ain't" replaces "don't"

A: I would suggest several changes, but it's an image and I can't copy the text. Starting with: 'very acquired in this times' -> 'widely consumed at the moment'

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A: @friendlyguy: At what time does the concert start?
Should I buy a table for my room?
I thought that I had left my keys inside the car.

A: En este ejemplo: "yo quisiera ir contigo" = "i would like to go with you".

"Quisiera tomar vino?" = "Would he like to drink wine?"

Si me da unos ejemplos, intento ayudarle más.

A: @Evandoraz: i would like to know the person she is refering to/about

means you want to know she/he/the person is talking about
Workplace school can be gossip as well etc

A: @Lizi-aqp: I would like to ask you a favor

A: "I would like to learn a language."

A: Quisiera comer - I want to eat

A: I’m so sorry, I’m unable to submit my work on time (school work), as I’ve been unwell. Could you give me another chance please. I’ve put in a lot of effort all year and I don’t want to mess it up now. I promise it won’t happen again.

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A: No está bien, te ayudaré un poco uwu

Primero que nada, ¨Hello, Srta Encarni.¨ no puedes usar una abreviatura en español en un documento en inglés. puedes usar ¨ms¨o ¨miss¨.

¨I'ved ¨, no deberías usar contracciones en un documento informal, menos una que no existe. Yo pondría ¨...time ago I had other teachers...¨; ¨another¨ no existe en plural.

¨His names are Mario & Joa, and also are Valencians.¨ Estás hablando de dos personas, ósea, plural entonces pon ¨...their names are...¨

¨He teached me the verb To Be...¨. Teach es un verbo irregular, su forma en pasado no sigue las reglas típicas, sería ¨He taught me the verb...¨

¨and these comes me very nice for remember it and practice it.¨ En lugar de these, que significa ¨éstos¨ y está fuera de contexto, pon ¨that¨; y en lugar de poner dos veces ¨it¨ponlo sólo una vez de esta manera: ¨...and that comes good for me, for remember and practice it¨.

¨With She, I learned several irregulars verbs...¨, otro verbo irregular, tuviste que poner ¨learnt¨

¨ ...to see if try if next year...¨ creo que te equivocaste, era ¨to see if I try it...¨

Viste que hay muchos errores, sé que no eres un experto, ni yo tampoco lo soy, pero también deberías practicar la estructura de un párrafo, cosas como la sangría y signos de puntuación, saludos, espero te ayude y puedas en el futuro sorprender a tu profesora :D

A: Si lees en español, y tienes un libro favorito encuéntralo en inglés. Ya que al conocer l a historia puedes conocer algunas de las palabras. Aparte, si hay alguna palabra que te llame la atención, ten una libreta donde las puedas apuntar y luego buscas su significado.