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Why is this phrase not underlined as a valid question?

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Can "deseará" mean he wants, or he wishes?

I know breakfast is "el desayuno" and I want to say "He wants to have breakfast."

Am I messing up on a policy or rule or grammar or punctuation? Gracias.

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updated Nov 13, 2014
posted by bandit51jd
Why don't you write exactly the sentence that's giving you trouble, so that we can help you spot what, if anything is wrong? - Gekkosan, Jul 28, 2010
I did: "He wants to have breakfast" is exactly what I'm trying to say. Also, I should not have posted this. I didn't see the two answers on my previous post. Again, I am sorry. - bandit51jd, Jul 28, 2010

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I can see it underlined, click on it, and have replied to it. A glitch with Internet Explorer has been reported in the past. You can search for the forum thread. I think they said one way around it was to go to your account page (click on your name in the upper right), and find the question there and see if you can open it.

updated Jul 28, 2010
posted by KevinB
What on Earth are you and Bandit talking about?? - Gekkosan, Jul 28, 2010
I think Bandit may have been a victim of the Internet Exploder glitch where the forum question title doesn't work as a hyperlink. - KevinB, Jul 28, 2010
Or he was using LateToDinner's glasses with the smudges on them! - LateToDinner, Jul 28, 2010
I think I'd best leave this question about wanting breakfast alone!! LOL - bandit51jd, Jul 28, 2010
Gekko, they are talking about those posts which show up on the screen in very small print. It is an IE fault and all you have to do is go to the persons profile page, click on his question there and it will open up. - Yeser007, Jul 28, 2010
Bizarre. Pobably the best thing Microsoft has ever done was to stop producing Explorer for MacOS. Mac users are free of that blight! - Gekkosan, Jul 28, 2010
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Él quiere el desayuno. He wants breakfast. Él quiere desayunar. He wants to eat breakfast (He wants to breakfast).

The conjugation you are using is for the future tense.

updated Jul 28, 2010
posted by Debiera
I think these two options will work. Gracias Gracias - bandit51jd, Jul 28, 2010
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Your question has been answered already. I'm not sure what you are asking here.

updated Jul 28, 2010
posted by jeezzle
She can't click on her question to open it. - KevinB, Jul 28, 2010
Oh OK, the Internet Explorer thing. Ya veo. - jeezzle, Jul 28, 2010
sorry jeezle, I just say the question not underlined and "freaked"!! LOL I finally saw it was answered. Again, sorry. - bandit51jd, Jul 28, 2010