Hi. please translate "have fun" , usted form. is it "diviertese"?

Question

would like to say, as in a suggestion - "have fun!" but want it formal, usted form, as if speaking to an elder. gracias!

No, that is not it. (Even if it were it would need an accent mark) - 0074b507, Sep 9, 2010

Answer 1

Don't forget to add an accent mark when you append the pronoun to the conjugated verb.

wow, is that a 'screen shot' Q? I've never done that! - margaretbl, Sep 9, 2010

Yes, Firefox has an Add-on program, Surefire, that makes them very simple to do. - 0074b507, Sep 9, 2010

Answer 2

Hello, and welcome to the forum. We are not in the business of doling out free translations, but we are happy to help you figure it out yourself. Here is the verb chart. The new verb charts have taken away the command forms, but you can find them in the other forms. For the Ud. command, just look under the present subjunctive form. It's exactly the same, just move the se to the end. Hope this helps. (And now you can figure it out for all verbs instead of having to get someone else to tell you!)