what is pedistes?
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Just curious to learn.
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updated Mar 6, 2011
posted by twitterchick
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Without any context I'd guess it's somebody using the word 'asked' incorrectly.
2nd person (informal) - 'you asked for' is 'tú pediste'
However, because most other conjugations of 'tú' end with an 's' I imagine it's a fairly common mistake for Spanish learners. (Who knows, maybe for native speakers too!)
Wait for other answers though please, I could have missed something!
updated Mar 6, 2011
edited by galsally
posted by galsally
"asked for" is more common. - 0074b507, Mar 6, 2011
oops yes I'll edit it! - galsally, Mar 6, 2011
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Pedir normally is used for asked for, or demand or even order.
Wrong conjugation, it should be pediste
updated Mar 6, 2011
posted by 00494d19
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It does not look correct. Pediste is the 2nd person, singular, preterite, indicative mood form of the verb pedir, but with an "s" on the end I have no idea what it means.
updated Mar 6, 2011
edited by 0074b507
posted by 0074b507
