"yo que tengo que acer para q tu t des cuenta q te quier"

Question

What does "acer" mean when they say "yo que tengo que acer para q tu t des cuenta q te quiero. I'm not sure about the "q" either.

Answer 1

I am not very familiar with text talk, but I like puzzles. I have reconstructed your expression and offer the following suggestion:

¿Qué tengo que hacer para que tu des cuenta que te quiero? (as reconstructed)

 

Interpreted to mean ----> (What) do I have to do to make you realize that I love you?

 

Notice that the word "what" was not in your original text. I have assumed the need for it.

 

Best regards,

Moe

Yes it was moe, it is the second word - 00494d19, MAY 6, 2010

You are correct, Heidita. How ever did I miss that?? - Moe, MAY 6, 2010

Heidita, did you notice that I threw out the unnecessary "Yo". I'm learning.!! - Moe, MAY 6, 2010

Now I cannot seem to edit this to incorporate Heidita's correction. Drat!! - Moe, MAY 6, 2010

Answer 2

'Acer' is a phonetic misspelling of hacer, which means 'to make'. The letter Q is used for 'que' and 'qué' because the way the letter is pronounced sounds like those words. The whole message reads, "What do I have to do to make you realize I love you?"

Answer 3

I think you need to get back with the person and ask them what they mean. acer might be a misspelling of "hacer" Your guess is as good as mine as what the "q' stand for.

Someone more familiar with text speak might do better

Q is used for 'que' and 'qué' becuase the letter is pronounced the same. My friend's textbook actually has a list of spanish text messaging abbreviations! - MacFadden, MAY 6, 2010

I guess I did not want to assume that since "que" was written fully several times - nizhoni1, MAY 6, 2010

Answer 4

Pronounced acer but spelt hacer and it is the the verb infinative and means to do or make, tengo que hacer = I have to do/make. e.g. Tengo que hacer la cama= I have to make the bed, well not literally make the bed but prepare it for sleeping in, so to recap it is the verb tener conjugated+que+plus the infinative of the action verb. Tiene que estudiar = He/she has to study.

Answer 5

That is text speak and not proper Spanish. q - que or qué acer - hacer

You can look both up in the dictionary here.