What are you doing ?
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What are you doing
"Que hacer ustedes."
Any mistakes?
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updated Jun 25, 2012
posted by Ejules25
Nice try. You just needed to conjugate the verb (as seen below). - --Mariana--, Jun 25, 2012
Oh, and don't forget the ¿ and ? - --Mariana--, Jun 25, 2012
Thank you ! - Ejules25, Jun 25, 2012
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¿Qué hacen?, or ¿qué hacéis?(Spain only)
updated Jun 25, 2012
posted by diagonx
Surely it can't be hacéis with ustedes? - Eddy, Jun 25, 2012
Of course, but *What are you (all) doing?* can be translated either way. - diagonx, Jun 25, 2012
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1-Since it is a question, you should technically have ¿ and ? at the beginning and end. 2-If you want to use 'Ustedes' (addressing multiple people), then you should use 'hacen'. 3-Accent on the 'e' in for Qué.
...though there can be lots of different ways to say 'What are you doing?' in Spanish, just like there is in English. Ex.: ¿Qué paso?, ¿Qué estan haciendo?, etc.
updated Jun 25, 2012
posted by yafnrp
The question is addressing multiple people. - Ejules25, Jun 25, 2012
¿Qué hacen (ustedes)? - Ejules25, Jun 25, 2012
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Qué
Hacen
updated Jun 25, 2012
posted by Eddy
Diagonx, you beat me by one second. - Eddy, Jun 25, 2012
