Speak only in Spanish

[charlelit8]

Which of the two statements below is more correct to say: "From this day forward, I want you to (speak or talk) to me only in Spanish."

1. Desde este día adelante le quiero que hablar conmigo en español solamente.

2. A partir de este día adelante le quiero a hablar conmigo sólo en español.

[Elaina]

Originally Posted by charlelit8

Which of the two statements below is more correct to say: "From this day forward, I want you to (speak or talk) to me only in Spanish."

1. Desde este día adelante le quiero que hablar conmigo en español solamente.

2. A partir de este día adelante le quiero a hablar conmigo sólo en español.

Well, taking your examples above I would make the following corrections:
-Desde este día en adelante, quiero que hable/hables (or plural) hablen conmigo solo en español.
-A partir de este día (OR) De hoy en adelante, quiero que me hables solo en español.

I hope this helps.

[charlelit8]

Elaina,

Why must you say "en adelante" and not just "adelante"

[Perikles]

Originally Posted by charlelit8

Elaina,

Why must you say "en adelante" and not just "adelante"

adelante is an adverb which means forward. In expressions of time, you need más adelante = later, and en adelante = from now on, in future.

[Luna Azul]

I agree with Elaina, I want to add that it will sound more natural when you use the third option she gave you: "De hoy en adelante.......".

It's the usual way we say it.

Perikles' explanation is correct, of course.

[CrOtALiTo]

Originally Posted by charlelit8

Which of the two statements below is more correct to say: "From this day forward, I want you to (speak or talk) to me only in Spanish."

1. Desde este día adelante le quiero que hablar conmigo en español solamente.

2. A partir de este día adelante le quiero a hablar conmigo sólo en español.

I consider more appropriate the second ones.

A partir de este día en adelante....