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¿Qué quiere hacer? #3

¿Qué quieres hacer? - What do you want to do? (familiar)
¿Qué quiere hacer? - What do you want to do? (formal)

Note: You do not need to use the pronouns
"yo, el, ella, nosotros, ellos, ellas, uds,"
in front of the conjugated verb.

Quiero is first person "I want" in the verb "querer - to want"

Yo quiero estudiar. - I want to study.
(yo) Quiero escribir una carta. - I want to write a letter.
(yo) Quiero montar mi bicicleta. - I want to ride my bicycle.
Yo quiero montar a caballo. - I want to horse back ride.


¿Qué quiere hacer? #4

¿Qué quieres hacer? - What do you want to do? (familiar)
¿Qué quiere hacer? - What do you want to do? (formal)

Note: "al" is "a + el put together. So in reality the sentence really reads
"Yo quiero jugar a el tenis." but because the vowel "a" and the vowel "e"
are next to each other, you get rid of the "e" and put the "a" and "l" together.
It's the same thing in English but instead of dropping the vowel we separate
the vowels with an "n". For ie. "a elephant" we change to "an elephant".
Look for "al" when there is a masculine noun next to an "a - to"

Yo quiero jugar al tenis. - I want to play tenis.
Yo quiero jugar tenis. - I want to play tennis.

Yo quiero ir a la playa. - I want to go to the beach.
Quiero ir a la playa. - I want to go to the beach.

Yo quiero jugar al baloncesto. - I want to play basketball.
Yo quiero jugar baloncesto. - I want to play basketball.

Quiero viajar a Europa. - I want to travel to Europe.

Quiero ver la televisión. - I want to watch television.

Yo quiero estudiar. - I want to study.
Quiero estudiar. - I want to study.


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