Nov 9, 2020 · The definition from the is: sacudirse alguien las moscas Here "alguien" is the subject of the "sacudirse", not the object, i.e. it means that someone gets rid of obstacles or …

I understand that both "volver" and "regresar" can mean "to return" as in: Tengo que regresar mañana... Tengo que volver mañana... Is there any difference between th...

Apr 11, 2019 · I'd like to clarify the meaning of the structure no tener que + verb. Suppose I say the following: No tengo que salir. Which one of the following does the statement above mean? …

Dec 5, 2023 · What is the difference between tengo que and an infinitive (tengo que limpiar “I have to clean”) and just tengo limpiar…(I have + to clean)? They both translate to the same …

Tengo miedo al fracaso. This communicates your fear of failure in general terms. Le tengo miedo al fracaso. This also express your fear of failure, but emphasizes failure as something …

If + present indicatave, then + present indicative or future Si tengo un millón de dólares, compro (or "compraré") una casa grande. If I have a million dollars, I buy/will buy a big house. If + past …

Tengo conocimientos de carpintería. "I have carpentry skills." Tengo un conocimiento básico de la carpintería. "I have a basic knowledge of carpentry." Tiene un profundo conocimiento de la …

If I have to say something like I gotta leave in Spanish, I'd use a phrase like: Tengo que irme But I realize that I could also say: Necesito irme What is the difference? You would translate th...

I know tener is the verb used when talking about one’s age. So the following translation makes perfect sense: Tengo treinta años. I am 30 years old. But what if I want to translate the following

I am having trouble understanding how to use tienes/tengo and other related "have" words. For example, in my current lesson in Rosetta Stone, the following examples are used: …