How do you say "to" in Spanish, as in; Would you like to....
You have to give the rest of the sentence in order to answer that question. You have to give me the word that follows "to" because that's how it works in spanish. the spanish word for that kind of "to" incorporates "to" and the verb that follows.
Examples:
to reed= leer
to see= ver
to eat= comer
to drink= beber
" to" can also be 'a' as in "Vamos a la casa". It totally depends whether you need a preposition or a verb.
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to = it is either the preposition/adverb (at, to) which may or may NOT be stated or the identifier of any infinitive. Examples of the preposition = He's going to the concert = Va al concierto. (The preposition "a" in Spanish combines with the definite article "el" into "al." "to run, to see = correr, ver. Here with the infinitives you never SEE the "to" in Spanish.
Please remember when you ask about a word (or words) be sure to give the CONTEXT or exactly how it is used, in order to get the correct answer!
yeah 12 years late XD
to in Spanish is para
Would you like para(to) play?
lol so late
like I'm 1 year late XD
To say "to" in Spanish, there are different translations depending on the context. If you want to express the infinitive form of a verb, you don't actually use a separate word for "to" like in English. Instead, you simply use the base form of the verb.
For example:
- To read = leer
- To see = ver
- To eat = comer
- To drink = beber
In these cases, the "to" is not explicitly stated in Spanish.
However, if you are referring to the preposition "to" as in expressing motion towards something or someone, the word "to" is typically translated as "a" in Spanish.
For example:
- I'm going to the store = Voy a la tienda
- She's talking to her friend = Ella está hablando con su amigo/a
In these cases, the preposition "a" is used to indicate the direction or destination of an action.
In summary, if you are referring to the infinitive form of a verb, you don't use a separate word for "to" in Spanish. But if you are referring to the preposition "to" to indicate motion or direction, it is typically translated as "a" in Spanish.