ASK A QUESTION how do you say "decided to involve themselves'"
How does one say "to involve themselves". The actual context is "they decided to involve themselves"...that's a little to much tense action for me!
ellos decidieron para entranarse?
(sorry, am very busy trying to translate this document, I will participate more fully on this forum when I have a sec)
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Decidieron involucrarse....good
Decidieron meterse not too good, but ok
Decidieron participar....better
How does one say "to involve themselves". The actual context is "they decided to involve themselves"...that's a little to much tense action for me!
ellos decidieron para entranarse?
(sorry, am very busy trying to translate this document, I will participate more fully on this forum when I have a sec)
How about "decidieron meterse" or "decidieron participar"
Thanks so much! I used decidieron participar. I had had 'decidieron para entranarse' but then i started to think that was bad and didn't know how to conjugate the entranarse.
Thanks so much! I used decidieron participar. I had had 'decidieron para entranarse' but then i started to think that was bad and didn't know how to conjugate the entranarse.
Morgan, bienvenido al foro ![]()
entranarse does not exist, so you must have got this wrong somehow.
However, to find out about a conjugation, just click on the tab at the top "conjugation" and introduce a verb, the conjugator will show you all tenses.
Decidieron meteres could be misunderstood.
meterse can mean to meddle with other people's lives.

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