¡Siempre estoy feliz a ayudar!
¡Siempre estoy feliz a ayudar!
is this proper?
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¡Siempre estoy feliz a ayudar!
If the "to" of a sentence in English does not mean "towards" (as in "to the market") or in "going to do something", there is a slim chance that "a" will be the correct translation, especially in cases like this, where "to" can be replaced by "that I can": I am happy to help / that I can help". There will be countless situations where that "to" is not used in Spanish, or a completely different structure has to be used instead.
¡Siempre estoy feliz de ayudar!
Siempre estoy feliz de ayudar.
You're trying to say, "I am always happy to help", correct?
I would say, "Siempre estoy feliz para ayudar".
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I think a means toand ayudar means to help.****a is not necessary.
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