quiero lo que pueda darme
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what does this mean in english
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updated Jul 8, 2010
posted by ctraughber2
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Using subjunctive in a case like this where it would make perfect sense in the regular form actually adds an "non-definitive" sense to it. Words such as "wherever" "whenever" "whatever", etc can be expressed nicely with subjunctive. In this case rather than simply "I want what he/she/you(formal) can give me", it says "I want whatever he/she/you(formal) can give me/might be able to give me."
updated Jul 9, 2010
edited by socceryo3
posted by socceryo3
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I want what you ( formal:usted) can give me, or I want what he/she can give me.
updated Jul 9, 2010
posted by Sheily
