Please check my answers...
1.) "He is playing cards" is said like this: él está jugando a las cartas.
2.) Is this how you say "My friend plays soccer": Mi cuates juega al fútbol.
3.) Is this how you say "they are in a hurry": que tienen prisa.
4.) True or False:
The following statement is correct
Juego la guitarra.
I am not sure my thoughts are F...?
1: él está jugando a las cartas.
2: Mis amigos juegan fútbol.
3: Tienen prisa
4:Toco la guitara
Sasha's #2 is incorrect. "Mis Amigos" = plural, but this subject needs to be singular.
I'll ask Sra to check Cassie's work.
Thank you both
Thank you - forgot to fill in name...
1. This depends upon what KIND of cards. If you mean a deck of cards = a los naipes (better) because "cartas" is usually "letters."
2. My friend = Mi amigo (usually)
3. drop the "que" = tienen prisa
4. FALSE because if you play an instrument, you have to "touch" it = Toco la guitarra.
Sra
Thank you...we are learning cartas right now that's why I used it and she also wanted us to use cuates for friend - thank you for your help.
Then make sure it is singular = cuate T hat is a Mexican word meaning either twin or pal.
Sra
Cartas is letters.... right?
Yo sé hablar español
Je sais parler francais
Eu sei falar portugues
I know how to speak English
I am Cassandra Raven Moonstone,I help with languages.
1.) Correct! "He is playing cards" is said like this: "él está jugando a las cartas."
2.) Not quite. The correct translation for "My friend plays soccer" is: "Mi amigo juega al fútbol."
3.) Close, but not entirely correct. The correct translation for "they are in a hurry" is: "ellos tienen prisa." Note that "que" is not used in this context.
4.) False. The correct translation for "I play the guitar" is: "Yo toco la guitarra."