I want to reject breakfast

Question

How would I say I want to reject breakfast ?

Answer 1

Hi Ayesha. Welcome to the forum.

Please remember to use correct spelling and punctuation in your posts.

As for your question:

No quiero desayuno = I don't want breakfast

Answer 2

Desayuno? Bleh!

Answer 3

I am not too sure that would be very good Spanish. I know that if I worked in a hotel or guest house and someone said to me "I want to reject breakfast", I would understand what they meant but I would be thinking "very strange".

Maybe she feels sick and wants to eject breakfast instead of reject? - 00515f39, Nov 11, 2009

mortimer, you kill me! - aloshek, Nov 11, 2009

And, that, of course would be echazar. (just kidding) - webdunce, Nov 11, 2009

Answer 4

I reject breakfast = Rechazo el desayuno.

I want to reject breakfast = Quiero rechazar el desayuno.

(I didn't see Marianne's response was there already.)

Answer 5

Don't forget to use the article.

Rechazo, no quiero, no deseo el desayuno.

What? You talkin' ta me?!? ... okay, thanks, I was wondering about the article. - webdunce, Nov 11, 2009

Answer 6

ayesha said: Can i have "i reject breakfast"

Ayesha, are you trying to form a sentence with the word 'reject'? Because Eddy has a good point; simply translating the word into Spanish may not make sense to a Spanish speaking person. There are better ways of saying it, as others have pointed out.

If you do need to use the word 'rechazar' in a sentence, check out these two discussions in SpanishDict:

http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/113172/la-palabra-del-da-rechazar

http://www.spanishdict.com/answers/113143/sinnimos-y-antnimos-de-rechazar

Answer 7

Rechazar is the verb you need for "reject."

Rechazo el desayuno = I reject breakfast

Answer 8

ok thank you. Can i have "i reject breakfast"