I am trying tos ay In general there is nothing wrong with trying to look young. Understanding that you must look young with class understanding your age. There is no reason to hurt yourself just to feel young. You are only as young as you feel I think. Trying to look young can hurt you too. No one wants to hang out with someone who is actino like they are 16.
En general hay nada incorrecto con desear mira joven. Pero tu debe decidir a con clase. Comprensión esa tu can desear joven, pero sagaz y teatro tu real anos. Hay no necesidad a usted mismo a busca joven. Eres único as joven as tu tacto yo pensó. De vez en cuando molesto tiene joven can hedía tú too. Nadie desear tiene alrededor de alguien quien es siempre teatro 16.
Is this correct? I do not really understand the verb/subject thing.
pero tu DEBES decidir a con clase
i would change
Comprension esa tu can desear joven, per sagaz y teatro tu real anos
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En mi opinion, tu solo eres tan joven que tu sientes.
Also, in some instances you're using the TU form and in others you're using the USTED form so i would edit it to make them either alll TU or all USTED to make the whole paragraph aggree
En general hay nada incorrecto con UN DESEA PARA MIRAR joven.
hay nada incorrecto con desear mira = don't forget the double negative in Spanish = no hay nada incorrecto en desear parecer joven.
Brianna is absolutely correct in that must decide first of all if you are writing this with the familiar tú form or the formal usted form. Next, do NOT write it out in English first and then try to translate word for word (literally) because that never works. SIMPLIFY what you are trying to say and use the structures and vocabulary you have mastered in class. There is so much wrong, and in some instances I don't understand your English , that I'm not quite sure how to help you in some spots.
Pero tú debes decidir hacerlo con clase, comprendiendo tu edad.
No hay ninguna razón de hacerte daño, sólo para sentirte joven.
Pienso que sólo eres tan joven como te sientes.
Tratando de parecer más joven puede también lastimarte.
Nadie quiere pasar tiempo con alguien que se porta como si tuviera dieciséis años.
When you say you don't understand the verb + subject thing, here's an example: Nadie (subject) desea (verb with personal ending to agree with that subject.
Now, it will depend upon what level of Spanish you are in. The "como si" construction does not appear until the end of Spanish III. If you are not in that level, you'll have to reword it to avoid that pitfall. (as if...)
Feel free to ask any other questions, but please don't forget the advice to SIMPLIFY what you are saying! Just accept the fact that you may never say exactly what you'd like in your native language.
Sra
P.S. Feel free to change anything you'd like and repost the final paragraph for a final proofreading.
The given text appears to be a combination of English and Spanish sentences, but it has some grammatical errors and does not flow smoothly. Here's a corrected version of the text in English:
"In general, there is nothing wrong with wanting to look young. However, it's important to do so with grace and acknowledge your age. There's no need to go to extreme measures just to feel young. Age is subjective, and you are only as young as you feel. Trying too hard to look young can also have negative effects. Nobody wants to be around someone who constantly acts like they are 16."
In Spanish:
"En general, no hay nada de malo en querer lucir joven. Sin embargo, es importante hacerlo con elegancia y tener en cuenta tu edad. No hay necesidad de tomar medidas extremas solo para sentirte joven. La edad es subjetiva y solo eres tan joven como te sientas. Esforzarse demasiado por parecer joven también puede tener efectos negativos. Nadie quiere estar cerca de alguien que siempre actúa como si tuviera 16 años."
Regarding your question about verb/subject agreement, it helps to understand the basic rules. In English, verbs must agree with their subjects in number (singular/plural) and person (first, second, or third). For example, the singular subject "he" requires the verb "is," while the plural subject "they" requires "are." In more complex sentences, it's essential to ensure the verb matches the subject correctly.