quedate conmigo?

Question

In a Spanish song this word combination appears "quedate conmigo". I got the conmigo but can't find an explanation for quedate. Anybody '

Answer 1

Quedar(se ) is a verb, and dictionary checks aren't as easy with conjugated verbs, especially with reflexives.

Quedar is to stay, or remain.

This is an imperative or command: stay with me.

Thank you! Couldn't get quédate to come up in any translation. - robbithom, FEB 11, 2012

Answer 2

QUEDATE is imperativ for the verb QUEDAR, and that means TO STAY

It is the imperative of the pronominal form "quedarse", not "quedar".

Answer 3

Remain with me, it is usually more of a plea or a request than a command or order.

Answer 4

QUEDATE is imperativ for the verb QUEDAR, and that means TO STAY

Answer 5

I think the normal use would be "stay with me".

Answer 6

Stay with me.

Answer 7

could it also be stand by me'

Answer 8

stay with me

Answer 9

Stay with me is quedate conmigo.But is not interpreted as an order is more like a request.

Answer 10

quedate conmigo= stay with me