'I'm learning Spanish'
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I want to learn Spanish
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updated Oct 28, 2012
posted by sayeeda
Hi and welcome to the forum. - francobollo, Oct 28, 2012
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The basic sentence structure in Spanish is:
Subject + verb + complement (any combination of adjectives, prepositions, pronouns, adverbs, other verbs, depending on the complexity of the sentence).
Example:
María estudia español todos los días
Subject: María
Verb: estudia
Complement: español todos los días (a direct object ... español; adverbial phrase of time: todos los días)
My suggestion is for you to start here.
updated Oct 28, 2012
posted by francobollo
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Hi, Sayeeda. Welcome to the forum.
Franco has given you the structure of a sentence.
Here's how you would say, "I want to learn Spanish"...
"Quiero aprender (el) español."
Quiero (I want) (verb = querer)
Aprender (to learn)
español (Spanish)
updated Oct 28, 2012
posted by --Mariana--
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Whats your question
updated Oct 28, 2012
posted by TheGreatest
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What is the basic structure of Spanish simple sentence?
updated Oct 28, 2012
posted by sayeeda
