elnur
August 19, 2012, 03:44 PM
Hola,
which is correct
Me hace falta or Me haces falta?
my book's saying the first while internet googling gives me only the latter option
and how to say 'i dont need'
No me hace falta or Me no hace falta, the second i would think is correct, as 'No' stands before verbs
Muchas gracias!
wrholt
August 19, 2012, 04:54 PM
Hola,
which is correct
Me hace falta or Me haces falta?
my book's saying the first while internet googling gives me only the latter option
They are both correct: with the expression "hacerle falta", the subject is the thing or person needed, and the indirect object is the person who needs the subject. "Me haces falta" = "I need/miss you (familiar)", while "me hace falta" = "I need/miss you(polite)/him/her/it".
and how to say 'i dont need'
No me hace falta:good: or Me no hace falta:bad:, the second i would think is correct, as 'No' stands before verbs
Muchas gracias!
The first one is correct. When the adverb "no" modifies a verb, it goes before all object pronouns that stand before the verb. One NEVER separates before-verb object pronouns from their verbs.
elnur
August 20, 2012, 02:07 AM
Now absolutely clear, thank you wrholt!
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