how would you say "wasn't I your princess?"

Question

a simple translation please - common spanish = "? wasn't I your princess?"

Answer 1

"fuera" is the subjunctive which is not appropriate in this case. "¿Era tu princesa?" would be "Was I your princess?" which is grammatically correct but slightly different from your English sentence. - "¿No era (yo) tu princesa?" You would want the "yo" if you mean "I, instead of (or as opposed to) someone else" In spoken English you would achieve this by stressing the pronoun

Answer 2

Is it ?era tu princesa? or ?fuera tu princesa? ????

Answer 3

You'll need the imperfect tense of ser for "to be."

Policy here is that you need to make your own attempt before people will give you the exact answer.