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quiere comer algo ? or quieres comer algo?
i want ask "do you want to eat something" in spanish
Aug 14, 2011 2:24 PM
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Both are correct.
The first form ("¿Quiere comer algo?") is used with unknown people, or as a respectful form with elders. It is assumed you are talking to 'usted':
"¿Quiere usted comer algo?"
The second one ("¿Quieres comer algo?") is for friends, used as a casual form. Here you're talking to 'tú':
"¿Quieres tú comer algo?" (although is very unusual to say it using 'tú')
August 14, 2011
1
I agree with Manu.
¿Quiere comer algo? (formal)
¿Quieres comer algo? (informal)
But I would add also a third form:
¿Querés comer algo? (informal, used in South América)
August 15, 2011
1
¿Quieres comer (algo)?
¿Te apetece comer (algo)?
¿Tienes hambre?
August 14, 2011
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