Why would i be mad
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hola
February 12, 2009, 02:37 PM
if i want to say "why would i be mad", can i just say "por que enfadaria"
is this formula correct:
"por que estaria enfadado"=why would i be mad="por que enfadaria"
Tomisimo
February 12, 2009, 04:07 PM
Why would I be mad? = ¿Por qué estaría enojado?
You can substitute efadado, airado for enojado.
Zwarte Piet
February 12, 2009, 04:12 PM
So to make something "would", all you do is add -ía? Is the ellos form ían?
Rusty
February 12, 2009, 04:43 PM
Your second sentence works.
¿Por qué estaría enfadado/-a? (Why would I be angry?)
The other sentence needs objects. For example, you could say this:
¿Por qué me enfadaría eso? (Why would that make me angry?)
Me enfada. = It makes me angry.
Me enfado. = I'm getting angry. (reflexive form)
So to make something "would", all you do is add -ía? Is the ellos form ían?Have a look at the conditional tense/mood. There are more than just two endings.
:)
CrOtALiTo
February 12, 2009, 04:50 PM
I think that the sentence would be say (Porque deveria de estar furioso).
Only I gave my own view point.
Tomisimo
February 12, 2009, 04:53 PM
So to make something "would", all you do is add -ía? Is the ellos form ían?
Yes. As Rusty explained, -ía is equivalent to would and is the conditional tense.
I think that the sentence would be say (Porque deveria de estar furioso).
Only I gave my own view point.
debería. :D No vayas a confundir a los que apenas están aprendiendo. :eek:
chileno
February 14, 2009, 11:09 AM
if i want to say "why would i be mad", can i just say "por que enfadaria"
is this formula correct:
"por que estaria enfadado"=why would i be mad="por que enfadaria"
"Why would I be mad?"
"Por qué estaría (yo) enojado?"
"Por qué enfadaría...?"
"Why would (subject) get (someone) mad?
Rusty explained it excellently.
What I did here was to equate more or less at how you usually express yourself in your language. If you see, there are not many differences. :-)
Hernan.
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