How do you say this? I go to the kitchen to eat breakfast.?

Question

After this, I go to the kitchen to eat breakfast.

• please answer within 10 minutes .i have a spanish test tomorrow. - iankaploski Oct 8, 2009

Answer 1

I hope your not serious.

• Sorry, I needed the practice. - Seitheach Oct 8, 2009
• I dont know why you have a problem with me asking? I am not a native speaker and need help. - iankaploski Oct 8, 2009
• The problem was that you were supposed to make an attempt before we gave you the answer. - Seitheach Oct 8, 2009

Answer 2

I could get in trouble for this, but I want to try my hand at translating. Anyone please correct me. Voy a la cocina comer desayuno.

• Well at least someones trying.. - cheeseisyumm Oct 8, 2009

Answer 3

Voy a la cocina para desayunar.

• It was "to eat" not "for" breakfast. Or is this the way it is said? - Seitheach Oct 8, 2009
• "Para" also means "to". - Deanski Oct 8, 2009
• So does desayunar mean eat breakfast? - Seitheach Oct 8, 2009
• Yup, that's exactly right. - Deanski Oct 8, 2009
• So it's just adding the two together. "voy a la cocina" is I go to the kitchen & "para desayunar" is to have/eat breakfast. - Deanski Oct 8, 2009
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Answer 4

I think this is the right way to say it, but you might want to check with other people, Voy a la cocina a comer el desayunar.

• Comer is 'to eat' so why would you use the a before it? - Seitheach Oct 8, 2009
• Hi. Comer is to eat & Desayunar is to have breakfast. So I guess you would see how it sounds redundant when used together. - Deanski Oct 8, 2009
• So now I am confused. We have three answers up there. Which one is proper? - Seitheach Oct 8, 2009
• I don't want to sound like I'm a smart aleck or something, because I'm not, but I'm pretty confident that mine is correct. - Deanski Oct 8, 2009

Answer 5

What about "Voy me desayuno"?

• That's incorrect. Voy is "I go" or "I'm going to" & "me desayuno" means "I eat breakfast" or "I am eating breakfast". - Deanski Oct 8, 2009
• Cool thanks! - cheeseisyumm Oct 8, 2009
• ¡No hay de que! - Deanski Oct 8, 2009