"quiere que sea algo especial"
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What does the word "sea" mean in this context?
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updated Dec 5, 2010
posted by Silje_Krakow
Eres de Polonia? Porque "Krakow" me suena. - bomberapolaca, Dec 4, 2010
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'sea' is in the present subjunctive and in this context, it means 'he/she wants it to be something special'
updated Dec 5, 2010
posted by Seb79
'Sea' comes from the word 'Ser' which means to be. :) - Seb79, Dec 4, 2010
And I said, he/she at the beginning of the sentence, because if you gave us 'Amelia quiere' it would mean 'she wants', as Amelia is a girls name. ;) - Seb79, Dec 4, 2010
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"Sea" is the present subjunctive tense. It means "to be" yet it is conjugated this way because that person may or may not become special 
updated Dec 5, 2010
posted by SillyChick
It's not a he/she. It doesn't say "alguien"'(someone) especial, She wants it to be (something) special. - 0074b507, Dec 5, 2010
