how to use the word "conquistar" in a sentence
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I would like an example of proper usage of the word "conquistar" in a sentence with a romantic context.
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updated ABR 8, 2010
posted by aymostfly
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Hi and welcome to the forum.
In a romantic sense "conquistar" means to win the heart of someone.
For example, "El caballero conquistó la dama." (The gentleman won the lady's heart).
updated ABR 8, 2010
posted by --Mariana--
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Voy a conquistar tu corazón.
I am going to win over your heart.
Te voy a conquistar.
I am going to win you over.
Voy a conquistar tu amor
I am going to win over your love.
updated ABR 8, 2010
edited by NikkiLR
posted by NikkiLR
win=ganar , conquer=conquistar - Bunbury, ABR 8, 2010
I know. I just think it sounds funny when you say I am going to conquer you... jeje. I like to say "win over". - NikkiLR, ABR 8, 2010
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él conquistó a ellos.
He conquered them.
updated ABR 8, 2010
edited by TheSilentHero
posted by TheSilentHero
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Voy a conquistarlo...
updated ABR 8, 2010
posted by LuisaGomezBartle
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I'm goin to conquer your heart - Voy a conquistar tu corazon
updated ABR 8, 2010
edited by Bunbury
posted by Bunbury
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quiero conquistar una mujer hermosa.
updated ABR 8, 2010
posted by yera
