Corrections · 4
Writing Practice
NOTE: I've written English sentences to show what I was attempting to write, just in case it's not correct.
We are going out for dinner tonight
Vamos a cenar esta noche. (it's oks, also could be: Nosotros vamos a salir a cenar esta noche)
I don't like it when he's very irritated.
No me gusta cuando él muy irritaba. No me gusta eso, cual él esta muy molesto
He gets very irritated.
Él consique muy irritaba. El se vuelve muy molesto.
Have a rest.
Tenga el resto. Tener un descanso(reposar)
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Writing Practice
NOTE: I've written English sentences to show what I was attempting to write, just in case it's not correct.
We are going out for dinner tonight
Vamos a cenar está noche. its good.
I don't like it when he's very irritated.
No me gusta cuando él esta muy irritado.
When you translate any adjetive to spanish you should be carefull with the gender of the noun. "He" (el ) is a male, so the adjetive should end in "o". "she" ends whith an "a": irritada.
He gets very irritated.
Él consique muy irritado.
El se pone muy irritado
Have a rest.
Tenga el resto.
Toma un descanso
Writing Practice
NOTE: I've written English sentences to show what I was attempting to write, just in case it's not correct.
We are going out for dinner tonight
Vamos a cenar está noche. its good.
I don't like it when he's very irritated.
No me gusta cuando él esta muy irritado.
When you translate any adjetive to spanish you should be carefull with the gender of the noun. "He" (el ) is a male, so the adjetive should end in "o". "she" ends whith an "a": irritada.
He gets very irritated.
Él consique muy irritado.
El se pone muy irritado
Have a rest.
Tenga el resto.
Toma un descanso
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