Accents and meanings
I have found this information in a book that I have been reading and I thought others might find this useful.
| mi - my | mí - me |
| tu - your | tú - you |
| aun - even | aún - still |
| como - as/like | cómo - how |
| mas - but | más - more |
| si - if | sí - yes |
| solo - alone | sólo - only |
| te - you | té - tea |
| el - the | él - he |
| que - that | qué - what |
¿Cuándo vamos el cine?
When are we going to the movies?
Cuando tenga tiempo.
When I have time.
These are very common words and have sometimes been a source of confusion for me. Please feel free to add your own
4 Answers
I copied "Cuando tenga tiempo" directly from the book and the author seems extremely knowlegable. I suppose it could be an error.
Of course Cuando tengo el tiempo would be When I have the time and not when I have time.
could tenga be a feminin form of tengo?
Tenga is the present tense, subjunctive mood. When the verb after cuando (adverbial phrase) refers to future time as it does here you must use the subjunctive, - qfreed Aug 23, 2010
I copied "Cuanda tenga tiempo" directly from the book coolcay, aug 23..
You are right, coolcay. Change it back to what was in the book.
Good information. Thank you again, coolcay
Thank you so much for sharing this Coolclay! I'm sure many will find it helpful to print this out and memorize.
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