No puedo montar bicicleta

No puedo montar bicicleta
 

No puedo montar bicicleta. ¿Qué debo hacer? Pienso aprender montar bicicleta durante el verano. Pues.....puedo montar bicicleta, pero necesito "training wheels". :o Debo montar bicicleta con no "training wheels"!

My balance is terrible, so I can't ride a bike without training wheels :sad: it's so embarrassing...no one except my family knows I have to have training wheels...(but now ALL of you know)


check my Spanish by the way

Congratulation is good your translation about it.

Here we say: "No puedo montar en bicicleta" o "no sé montar en bici" (bici se usa más que bicicleta).

¿Quieres un truquito para aprender? Ponte con la bici (sólo dos ruedas, ¿eh?:)) al lado de un muro, a ver si encuentras uno bastante largo (¡y con poca gente!), y ve pedaleando justo al lado de ese muro, mientras te ayudas con la mano apoyándote en la pared, para no caerte. Ya verás cómo poco a poco vas tocando menos la pared y vas cogiendo equilibrio. Good luck!

Irmamar!!!!!

Me hiciste recordar mi niñez. :D

@jchen

Chileno, we all have been a child... some day. I had to learnt riding a bike too!

Jchen, intenta quitarte primero sólo una rueda. Aquí las llamamos mejor "ruedas laterales".

También se dice ruedines.

¿Sí? "Ruedines" no lo conocía. No, si ya veo que aquí voy a aprender ingés, español de varios sitios y de todo :)

Where are you from, Irmamar?

I was born in Andalucía, but I have been living in Catalonia since I was a child. It's quite difficult to maintain my Spanish clean here. I have to do great efforts, so I'm always studying Spanish grammar and words, it's easy to make mistakes with Catalonian speaking around you all the time :tired: , above all when it is so similar to Spanish, and Catalonian people don't speak a good Spanish. Sometimes I've been told: "This is a Catalonian expression", so I have tried to blot it out (?) from my Spanish vocabulary.

En todo caso, en mi tiempo no habian de esas. O si las habian, nunca me las compraron. Tuve un par de caidas y ya! :)

Yo tuve más de "un par" de caídas":)

I learnt to riding when I have had only ten years old.

I was about maybe 8 or 9 but I still need training wheels....my brothers can go without it now. My little brother is only 8 and can ride without training wheels...my older brother is 15 and doesn't need it either, but I and he do not ride bikes much anymore, except my older brother rides mountain bikes in gym class. I cannot ride the bikes and I get to ride the stationary bike. I have an excuse....:P

I think I was about 8 when I learnt. I can't remember ever having training wheels. It was a case of my mum or dad pushing me from behind. I learnt pretty quickly. Well, it was either that or not riding at all.
My son is nearly 5 and is just starting to get rid of the training wheels. But then he gets a fair amount of practice now that the weather is brightening up.

When you dad or man pushing you to do something is good because you are surer in to do the things, my parther was the person who pushed me to do the training wheels, still I can remember it, when I fall of the bicle he always said me please you do it again then it for were very bother for me, because my body always finished hurt.

Oh well, it could've been 10 or more, who knows... :liar:


Shio:wicked:

Erm, shouldn't that be «No sé montar bicicleta»?

Yes. Well, actually it should be "No sé montar en bicicleta"
You could say "no puedo" if you have a particular reason for not being able to ride a bike... like a broken leg for instance. :)

oh right it should be No sé montar en bicicleta :P

but I do....it's just I need TRAINING wheels -.- I can't ride a bike because of my balance problems...that is, one without training wheels

I must say, I learned to ride a bike with NO training Wheels very late.
I was a little afraid and ashamed, and I knew I should change to the next step, but I couldn't.
When I need to bike, I used the bike of my little sister who still had the trainining wheels giving myself (and the others) lame excuses for using a little girl's bike.
At the end I planned a complete day for "testing".
I spend the complete morning making "little" advances.
At the end of the weekend I had more confidence, one week later I was still asking me why it took me so much time to change.....
Hope it helps, Sofia. I must say it's true.
Saludos :D