Christmas time: ‘querer’ singular persons
I can use the verb 'querer' to talk about what I want for Christmas
Christmas time: ‘querer’ singular persons
I can use the verb 'querer' to talk about what I want for Christmas
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Key learning points
- The verb 'querer' means 'want wanting' and it's used to talk about what things we want
- 'Quiero' means 'I want'; 'quieres' means 'you want'; 'quiere' means she, he, it wants'.
- The verb 'querer' is often followed by an indefinite article 'un/una/unos/unas'.
Keywords
Querer - the verb to want, wanting
Quiero - part of the verb 'querer' meaning 'I want'
Quieres - part of the verb 'querer' meaning 'you want'
Quiere - part of the verb 'querer' meaning 'she, he, it wants'
Common misconception
'I want', 'you want' and 'she, he, it wants' have the same stem as the infinitive, querer, so you just need to change the verb endings.
'Quiero', 'quieres' and 'quiere' are spelt slightly different to the infinitive 'querer'. They have an extra 'i'.
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Starter quiz
6 Questions
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Exit quiz
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quiero
quieres
quiere