translation in future
I'm not sure how to translate "i don't want a family because it's too early" using the future tense, and no other site has been able to help. I would think it'd be "No querré una familia porque es demasiado pronto" but I'm unsure of using es.
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Oye, Pandas. I'm going to attempt to answer the "whole enchilada.'
I'm not sure how to translate "i don't want a family because it's too early" using the future tense, and no other site has been able to help. I would think it'd be "No querré una familia porque es demasiado pronto" but I'm unsure of using es.
First of all the first part "I don't want a family" Is present tense. "No quiero una familia"
To require a future tense in Spanish would mean a future tense in English like:' I will not want a family --and so on.
But to put it into the future and the last part in proper Spanish I offer:
"No querré una familia porque sería muy precipitado. (literally -too hasty)
"I will not want a family because it would be too hasty." is the way it needs to be restated to make sense in Spanish. As you know in Spanish, some things are not really translatable word for word. You have to make changes.
It's like there is no transitive verb "to like" in Spanish. You have to turn things around and using the verb "gustar" say that something "pleases" you or somebody else.
I would like to know who deleted my answer to Pandas? It was a good answer, It is recorded on my profile, and I earned 20 rep points for it. What is going on here?
Tales cosas me dan mucho coraje. ¿Por qué poner tanto trabajo en una respuesta, y luego alguien la borra? Es una injusticia.
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Welcome to SpanishDict, Señor Twice-Unlucky Panda! Please use correct grammar and capitalization while you're here. This kind of question might confuse those that are trying to learn English.
If you will use our brilliant Conjugating Tool for the future tense of "want", the rest will slowly start falling into play.
When you said that "No other site has been able to help", I must admit that I was a bit puzzled. This is a (fairly) simple question that any Spanish learning site should be able to answer.
If you will post an attempt, we will be glad to help you!
With regards,
HCA Student