what does the question Haz la cama mean??
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Haz la cama is in my work book from spanish 2. I looked up the translation and it says You do the bed... what does it mean?????
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updated Nov 21, 2010
posted by soccergirl2513
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It is not a question but an informal command. Make the bed. Something a parent might say to a child.
Hacer = To do/make.
updated Dec 3, 2009
edited by Eddy
posted by Eddy
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¡Haz la cama! Means to make the bed. it is a command, but unlike most commands like:
¡cepilla los dientes! brush your teeth!
¡Lava los manos! wash your hands!
The conjugation of the verb hacer is irregular. The incorrect form of this command is ¡hace la cama! it is actually ¡haz! Another verb that changes when it is a command is poner, as in ¡Pon the mesa! as supposed to ¡Pone la mesa! (which means set the table)
Hope this helps! 
updated Nov 21, 2010
posted by eckeck123
Cepíllate, lávate. ;) - InésDelRío, Nov 21, 2010
