Question

can someone translate this over to me? an like, help me with what I should say in response..?

¿A qué hora es la clase de español?

Es a las dos.

Es a las dos y quince.

Es a las dos y cincuenta.

Es a las dos y cinco.

Answer 1

o no

Answer 2

Oh no what?

Answer 3

wrong one omfg im sorry

Answer 4

this is what i need help with, lmao

¿Cuál es tu clase favorita?
¿Te gusta la clase de matemáticas?
¿Qué clase te gusta más, la clase de español o la clase de inglés?
¿Te gustan los libros de historia?
¿Qué te gusta más, el gimnasio o la biblioteca?

Answer 5

All of these questions have to do with likes and dislikes.

Answer 6

Do you know how to say phrases like...."I like" and "I don't like" ?

Answer 7

@InYourHead yeah, like "Me gusta", and "no me gusta"?

Answer 8

Yeah that's right.

Here, I'll start you off with a list of Spanish - English phrases:


Me gusta -- I like

Te gusta -- You like

Le gusta -- He/She likes

Nos gusta -- We like

Les gusta -- They like

Answer 9

Here's another question --

Do you know when we need to say GUSTAN instead of GUSTA?

Answer 10

when you're talking about what someone else likes?

Answer 11

or dislikes~

Answer 12

It's actually when we're talking about liking MORE than one thing,
instead of just one thing.

Answer 13

Here's an example:

"Manzana" means "apple."


Me gusta la manzana -- I like the apple.

Me GUSTAN las manzanas -- I like the APPLES.

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In the first sentence, I was only talking about one apple. "The apple."

In the second sentence, I was talking about MORE than one apple.
I said "LAS manzanas,"
which means "the APPLES."

That's why I had to use GUSTAN in the second sentence.

Answer 14

So if we want to say...."I like the class,"
we would use GUSTA.
"Me gusta la clase."

But if we want to say....."I like the CLASES,"
we would use GUSTAN.
"Me GUSTAN las clases."

You get it so far? Any questions?

Answer 15

"I like the classes. **"

Answer 16

I've got it!

Answer 17

Alright. Let's look at the first question.

¿Cuál es tu clase favorita?

"Cual" means "which."

You know what the question is asking?

Answer 18

"Tu" means "your," by the way.

Answer 19

Which is your favorite class?..

Answer 20

Right.

So we can answer the question by re-stating the question.

We can start with..."My favorite class is....."

Answer 21

Mi clase favorita es........

Answer 22

I'm gonna leave you with that, alright?

The most important thing you need to know is the list I've given you:

Me gusta -- I like

Te gusta -- You like

Le gusta -- He/She likes

Nos gusta -- We like

Les gusta -- They like


And remember,
GUSTA if we're talking about one thing.
GUSTAN if we're talking about more than one thing.


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You can read your other questions,
and start your answer by restating the question.
Such as "I like...." or "I don't like...."