Bueno, Entonces... Class 11

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1. What does "TENER GANAS DE..." mean?  Does he tiene ganas de....?

Explanation

"Tener ganas de..." means to have desire (to do something).

For example,
"Tenemos ganas de dormir" = we have desire to sleep.

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2. How do you say, "my throat hurts"? I guess she won't be saying anything at all...

Explanation

Me duele la garganta (my throat hurts me) is correct.

DOLER (to hurt) works the same way as GUSTAR (to like/ to appeal to). The subject of the sentence is La Garganta (throat) and it hurts ME (me).

ALSO: Body parts are NEVER possessive in Spanish, that's why you need "La" and not "Mi".

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3. How do you ask where a farmacia is?   the farmacia... exactly where you need to go straight off the train.

Explanation

¿Dónde hay una farmacia? (where is there a pharmacy?) is correct because the pharmacy is Indefinite (it is not a specific pharmacy).

If you are asking for a specific pharmacy, ie. RiteAid, then you would say: ¿Dónde está la farmacia RiteAid?

Just like in English, the indefinite uses "a/an" (un/una) and the definite (specific) uses "the" (el/la).

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4. How would a police officer tell someone to turn?  looks like a friendly fellow...

Explanation

DOBLAR (to turn) should be in the imperative tense when someone is commanded to do something. IN THE "USTED" FORM!

You get the imperative for DOBLAR by taking the third personal singular conjugation of the -ER/IR verbs. (-e) Hence, Doble!

To change an -ER/IR verb into the Usted imperative, you use the third personal singular conjugation of the -AR verbs. (-a)

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5. Which sentence means "I want to leave"?  I bet the sheep is thinking this...

Explanation

Quiero (from QUERER- to want, first person singular) irme (IR- to go, with ME - reflexive pronoun, attached at the end when the verb is in the infinitive form)

IRSE (the reflexive, infinitive form) means to leave, or to go myself.

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6. How would you tell someone in Spanish how to get from the Subway 1 to the Quintet B & B?  Up and to the left!

Explanation

"Siga derecho hasta la calle Changle Rd, y doble a la izquierda"

Break it down:
Siga from SEGUIR (to continue) - imperative
derecho = straight
hasta = until
la calle Changle Rd = the street Changle Rd
y = and
doble from DOBLAR (to turn) - imperative
a la izquierda = to the left

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7. Which sentence is incorrect?  do these giraffes have cansado, trabajo, cinco anos or sed?

Explanation

Tengo cansado is incorrect because "Cansado" (tired) is an adjective, so the verb should be ESTAR. (Estoy cansado= I'm tired).

The other sentences have used TENER (to have) correctly.

Tengo que trabajar = I have to work
Tiene cinco años = He/She has five years (he/she is five years old).
Tenemos sed = We have thirst (we are thirsty).

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8. Which of the following is a way to say "feel better"!

Explanation

Mejórese = feel better
Descanse = rest
Duerma bien = sleep well

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9. Who has "el Poder"? Just think of SNAP!

Explanation

El poder = power. I think we can all safely agree that Jimena, as the teacher, has the power.

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10. Which sentence is CORRECT?  I guess that would make us want to dance too...

Explanation

Quieren salir = They want to go/leave is the only version of QUERER conjugated correctly with the following verb in the infinitive form.

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What does "TENER GANAS DE..." mean? 
How do you say, "my throat hurts"?
How do you ask where a farmacia is?  
How would a police officer tell someone to turn? 
Which sentence means "I want to leave"? 
How would you tell someone in Spanish how to get from the Subway 1 to...
Which sentence is incorrect? 
Which of the following is a way to say "feel better"!
Who has "el Poder"?
Which sentence is CORRECT? 
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