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Do you use the subjunctive conjugation when asking a question?
Quieres comer? O querias comer?
Since you are not certain if the other person wants to eat, which conjugation should you use?
Dec 29, 2015 5:56 AM
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In most cases we simply use the present indicative: ¿Quieres comer?
However, if you're asking for a loaf of bread in a bakery, you can choose between many different ways of saying it:
-¿Podrías darme una barra de pan? (condicional, bastante informal)
-Quiero una barra de pan (presente indicativo, informal)
-Quería una barra de pan (pretérito imperfecto,un poco formal)
-Querría una barra de pan (condicional de cortesía, formal)
-Quisiera una barra de pan (subjuntivo, formal)
December 29, 2015
La segunda conjugación que has puesto es el pretérito imperfecto de indicativo.
De todas formas, decimos ¿quieres comer?.
December 29, 2015
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