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How would I say in spanish? " Do you want me to walk with you to your house"? Muchas gracias!
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Thank you. I was confused. The yo form and the Usted form are the same for the subjunctive.
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The literal translation would be "¿Quieres que camine contigo a tu casa? but in a normal conversation people would say: ¿Quieres que te acompañe a tu casa?
In Spanish we would omit the subject "tú", as the verb conjugation already makes clear that we are talking about "tú".
And it is "acompañe" because is the action performed by me "yo" and the correct conjugation for "yo" is: yo te acompañe.
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Why "acompañe", and not "acompañes", since "tú quieres" was used?
Thank you.
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Se dice: ¿Tú quieres que te acompañe a tu casa?
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