What is the difference between "Quero" and "Quiero" in Spanish? And how to use them.
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In Google translate,
"Quiero a ir a Barcelona" translates to "I want to go to barcelona". Whereas,"Quero a ir a Barcelona" translates to "Quero to go to barcelona".
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updated Dec 3, 2015
posted by Qwertynm
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This has been discussed at length. - rac1, Dec 3, 2015
Quero is Portuguese . The translator is saying = "Showing " the translation , it is not saying the word you wrote is incorrect , if you misspell it , it will assume that is what you meant to say. - ray76, Dec 3, 2015
Rac1 is correct this has gone far enough . - ray76, Dec 3, 2015
