Unas preguntas

Originally Posted by jellybabe (Post 143548)

Cómo se dice

"They were playing at the beach and they were burying their shoes in the sand and they lost Lucas shoes."

"Estaban jugando en la playa y estaban enterrando sus zapatos en la arena y perdieron los zapatos de Lucas" :good:

" It wasn't your average weekend"

"No fue tu fin de semana típico":good:

"He got locked in the toilet" "se quedó cerrado en el aseo":good: ***

"I think that you think that he speaks better than in reality he does"

"Pienso que tú piensas que habla mejor de lo que en realidad_lo hace/habla"

"Thank goodness that our friend who is a lawyer was there because if not, my parents wouldn't have known what they were signing"

"Menos mal que una amiga nuestra quién es abogada estaba, porque si no mis padres no habrían/hubieran sabido lo que estaban firmando"

Originally Posted by jellybabe (Post 143564)

Gracias por corregirme, pero en la ultima frase cual es "habrian o hubieran"?

Originally Posted by jellybabe (Post 143564)

Y una pregunta mas como se dice "When we meet it's us who do most of the talking, not the boys" "Cuando no quedamos somos nosotros quienes hablamos más, no los chicos"

Muchas Gracias

Originally Posted by jellybabe (Post 143564)

Gracias por corregirme, pero en la ultima frase (*) (missing punctuation: opening question marks are mandatory in standard writing) cual (spelling: interrogatives are written with accent marks) es "habrían o hubieran"? ("habrían" = conditional, "hubiaran" = past subjunctive, both forms of the verb "haber" which forms the compound perfect forms of verbs. "no habrían/hubieran sabido" = "they hadn't known". In this context these two forms of "haber" is are interchangeable.)

Y una pregunta mas (spelling: mas = "but" [fairly literary], "más" = "more") (*) (missing punctuation: your question starts here) como (spelling: interrogative) se dice "When we meet it's us who do most of the talking, not the boys" "Cuando no quedamos ("quedar(se)" does not mean "meet" in this context: choose another verb. Also I assume you meant to write "nos" = us and not "no" = no.) es nosotros (subject/verb agreement) quienes hablar (you need a conjugated form, not the infinitive) mas (spelling: "but" or "more"), no los chicos"

Muchas Gracias

Originally Posted by jellybabe (Post 143548)

"He got locked in the toilet" "se quedó cerrado en el aseo"

"I think that you think that he speaks better than in reality he does"

"Pienso que tu piensas que habla mejor que en realidad, hace/habla"

Originally Posted by jellybabe (Post 143583)

Cual es mejor? "Se quedó cerrado en el baño" o "Se quedó ENcerrado" en el baño" Quiero decir que mi hijo cerró la cerradura y no podía abirla, así que lo hizó sin querer.

Gracias