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(This is a paragraph on receiving presents on my birthday)

Mi madre, padre, hermana, y yo vamos el restaurante para coche. Entramos el restaurante y bucamos para mi otra parientes. Hoy dos mesas para dieciséis gente. Hablamos el sobre que comidas que comer. Me gusta sushi con pescado. Tomo plato y busco para comida en el restaurante.

Thanks for reading in advance. Any suggestions? errors? does it flow? Let me know!

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updated Dec 12, 2014
edited by Hoyobro
posted by Hoyobro

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Mi madre, padre, hermana, y yo vamos el restaurante para coche. Entramos el restaurante y bucamos para mi otra parientes. Hoy dos mesas para dieciséis gente. Hablamos el sobre que comidas que comer. Me gusta sushi con pescado. Tomo plato y busco para comida en el restaurante.

Mi madre, mi padre, mi hermana, y yo vamos al restaurante en coche. Entramos al restaurante y buscamos mis otros parientes. Hay dos mesas para dieciséis personas.

Hablamos el sobre que comidas que comer. I have no idea what you are saying here. I cannot fix this sentence.

Me gusta sushi de pescado. Tomo un plato y busco comida en el restaurante.

(I assume this is a buffet restaurant)

Again, I am at an intermediate level, there could be errors beyond the sentence that I do not know how to fix.

updated Dec 13, 2014
posted by bosquederoble
Let me add that I did this as a present tense, but looking at other of the questions, I begin to wonder if it is a past event. - bosquederoble, Dec 12, 2014
I believe "hablamos" is also past tense, i.e. "We spoke." - Winkfish, Dec 12, 2014
But hay, tomo, and busco for example are not. - bosquederoble, Dec 12, 2014
Yeah, I think he just got those ones wrong. - Winkfish, Dec 12, 2014
pretty sure it should be "por coche" as means of transportation, that is the word that should be used... correct me if i am wrong - tylerleboa, Dec 12, 2014
http://forum.wordreference.com/showthread.php?t=263089 - bosquederoble, Dec 12, 2014
I usually use en for what I travel in, and por for the area I travel through. - bosquederoble, Dec 12, 2014
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Hablamos el sobre que comidas que comer. I have no idea what you are saying here. I cannot fix this sentence.

I would guess that he means: Hablamos sobre qué hay de comer / Hablamos sobre lo que hay de comer. Txustaboy´s guess is also a possibility.

updated Dec 13, 2014
posted by 005faa61
I think they talk about what they are going to eat. Sushi or fish? Who knows? - annierats, Dec 12, 2014
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Mi madre, mi padre, mi hermana, (1) y yo vamos al restaurante para coches. Entramos en el restaurante y buscamos a mis otros parientes. Hay dos mesas para dieciséis personas. ¿Hablamos sobre que vamos a comer? (imagination). Me gusta el sushi con pescado. Cojo un plato y voy a buscar comida por el restaurante.

(1) You must use the possesive before any of your parients that you enumerate.

updated Dec 12, 2014
posted by txustaboy
Sushi con pescado gets very fishy... I think this is what they are talking about, what to eat. - annierats, Dec 12, 2014
But the restaurant is not for cars, it´s for eating, so "restaurant para comer en coche/auto" would make more sense - 005faa61, Dec 12, 2014