How would one ask in Spanish: "Whenever you are ready"
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When speaking with an individual (formal or otherwise), and you are asking in general conversation if they are prepared to leave to go somewhere else.
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updated Sep 6, 2010
posted by gg_texas
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Think about the verb that you need to use.
When you are ready.
Cuando _______ listo/a.
updated Sep 5, 2010
posted by Jack-OBrien
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That distinction between "when" and "whenever" is generally made by using "cuando" with indicative or subjunctive in Spanish. Care to try now?
updated Sep 5, 2010
posted by lazarus1907
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Cuando listo usted? Si o no.
updated Sep 6, 2010
posted by gg_texas
Sorry, this is not quite correct. - MacFadden, Sep 5, 2010
Adding a verb would be nice. - samdie, Sep 6, 2010
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Cuando esta listo.
updated Sep 5, 2010
posted by gg_texas
Much closer. You just need the subjunctive form of estar because you don't know when it's going to happen. - MacFadden, Sep 5, 2010
and please don't forget the accent for 'estar'. - Jack-OBrien, Sep 5, 2010
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Sorry, but I meant to end the phrase with a period, not a question mark.
updated Sep 5, 2010
posted by gg_texas
