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Word of the Day: "Will"

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Will: (modal auxiliar verbo)

no hay traducción directa porque en español, el futuro se comunica con la conjugación del verbo (é, ás á, etc.) Mira la página en el diccionario, y lee la sección se llama "modal auxiliar verbo"


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Mi ejemplo:

I will always love you.

Siempre te amaré.

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updated Feb 24, 2012
edited by Paralee
posted by Paralee

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I will never forget the day our daughter was born.

Nunca olvidaré el día que nuestra hija nació.

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updated Feb 24, 2012
posted by Castor77
Nice Castor:) - Jraider, Feb 21, 2012
¡Muy bien! - Paralee, Feb 22, 2012
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Pronto, iré a mi casa ir a hogar y hacerme el almuerzo.

Soon, I will go home and make myself lunch.

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updated Feb 23, 2012
edited by bandit51jd
posted by bandit51jd
I wish I was this creative for my kids' lunches! - martha-sd, Feb 21, 2012
Yes, very cool! In Spanish, "iré a mi casa." - Paralee, Feb 22, 2012
Muchas gracias, martha y Paralee! - bandit51jd, Feb 22, 2012
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I will never lose my sense of humor.

Jamás perderé mi sentido del humor.

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updated Feb 23, 2012
posted by BigBrother
Jaja. Muy bien, BigBrother. - Paralee, Feb 22, 2012
Gracias,maestra. - BigBrother, Feb 22, 2012
I sure hope someone came in 48th. - mstivers, Feb 22, 2012
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She will continue to learn Spanish.

Ella continuará aprendiendo español.

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updated Feb 23, 2012
edited by rac1
posted by rac1
English is perfect! In Spanish, you don't need para after continuar, and since aprender isn't functioning as a noun, you would want to put it in the present participle form. - Paralee, Feb 21, 2012
Gracias Paralee - rac1, Feb 21, 2012
aprendiendo! - BigBrother, Feb 22, 2012
Thanks to all - rac1, Feb 22, 2012
Is this correct now? - rac1, Feb 22, 2012
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Te encontraré cuando te busco a tí con todo el corazón.

I will find you when I search for you with all my heart.

updated Feb 23, 2012
edited by katydew
posted by katydew
Usually, you do not use articles with parts of the body. You could say "con todo el corazón." - Paralee, Feb 22, 2012
Very helpful. Thank you. - katydew, Feb 22, 2012
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I will retire someday, if I live that long.

Algún día, jubilaré, si vivo tanto tiempo.

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updated Feb 23, 2012
edited by Leatha
posted by Leatha
Good job! Using the present tense after an "if" clause shows that it is very likely to happen! If it were very unlikely, you would want to use the subjunctive. Also "tanto tiempo" would be better for "that long." - Paralee, Feb 22, 2012
Gracias, Paralee. - Leatha, Feb 22, 2012
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Si escribo una frase con esta palabra, ¿haré un error?

If I write a sentence with this word, will I make a mistake?

updated Feb 24, 2012
edited by jennysk
posted by jennysk
In Spanish, you only need question marks around the question part of the phrase. "¿haré un error? That's the only error! - Paralee, Feb 22, 2012
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Se dice que Sacramento está aburrida, pero visítame. Te gustarás. CORRECTED: Se dice que Sacramento es aburrida, pero visítame. Te gustará. They say that Sacramento is boring, but come visit me. You will like it!

updated Feb 23, 2012
edited by martha-sd
posted by mstivers
An important lesson in ser vs. estar. "Está aburrida = is borded" "es aburrida = is boring." Also, you need a direct object pronoun in Spanish for "you will like it." - Paralee, Feb 22, 2012
¡Gracias, paralee! - mstivers, Feb 22, 2012