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Need to know meaning
Hi,
I need to know what this means..... "como tu quieras, pero si tengo mucho sueno." I know the last part means they were very sleepy but what does the first part mean? Thanks for any help! I am really eager to learn more spanish! |
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"cómo tu quieras"
trans: what do you want Last edited by LaBellaNovia; April 21, 2007 at 07:12 PM. |
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I think it's better: "as you wish"
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como tu quieras, pero si tengo mucho sueno.
Another good option might be "whatever you want, but I am really tired". In the movie "Princess Bride", the line "as you wish" is translated "como desees".
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pero si tengo
Isn't that saying - but if i have |
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yes, but remember with those kinds of personal feelings, i.e. hunger, thirst, tired, etc. the phraseology is in that form of 'tengo, tiene, etc.'
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Yes, you're right because the OP left the accent mark off the word sí (yes).
So "pero sí tengo" would be "but I do have", and in this case, since we're dealing with tener sueño, it would be "but I am tired".
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