Carly | कार्ली
Quedar vs Estar Estoy confundida por esta palabra. Sé que "quedarse" significa "to stay," como permanecer Pero he visto esta palabra usado en lugar de "estar," por ejemplo: "Quedamos muy tristes" y "El restaurante queda a tres calles de aquí" ¿Cuando debo usar "quedar" en lugar de "estar?" ¿Son intercambiables? Gracias, - Carly
2019년 9월 3일 오후 2:33
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Un poco difícil de explicar porque son expresiones hechas, ej Estoy sin dinero / Me he quedado sin dinero lo mejor que puedes hacer es agarrar un buen diccionario y ver las diferentes formas que se usan.
2019년 9월 3일
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Hi Carly. You are right. Quedar/quedarse means “to stay” but you could also use it as “to be” or “to get” depending on the context. “Nos quedamos muy tristes” = “we got very sad” “El restaurante queda a tres calles de aquí” = “the restaurant is three streets from here” I hope it helps you
2019년 9월 3일
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Quedar and quedarse have tons of meanings, but one of its most important is as a verb of change. In English you have "become" that is used in most situations. In Spanish there are many such as ponerse, hacerse, volverse, convertirse en, and quedarse. They are all used in different situations and under different but sometimes overlapping situations. For example, you only use "convertirse en" with nouns. Quedarse is used with adjectives and participles. Quedarse generally expresses change in the state of something. You have to learn through exposure for the most part when an adjective is ideal for quedarse, but it is frequently used with physical defects like deafness and blindness and also civil states as in being widowed or becoming single and pregnancy. Quedarse + adjetivo: Se quedó ciego. = He went blind. Se quedó sordo. = He went deaf. Se quedó viuda. = She became a widow or She was widowed. Se quedó soltero = He became single. Se quedó embarazada. = She became/got pregnant. Quedarse + participio: Los niños se quedaron maravillados al ver los juegos de magia. = The children were amazed upon seeing the magic tricks. Se quedó sorprendido. = He was surprised. Se quedó pensando. = He was left thinking. or He was in thought. Quedar can be used, but typically quedarse is used.There are many other uses of quedar as well and there are set phrases, as in the one J. Ríos pointed out. "Quedarse sin" means to run out of.
2019년 9월 4일
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Mix up to be, to become and to stay and you get 'quedar'.
2019년 9월 3일
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Pues quedarse la usarías cuando estas por hacer la acción y estar cuando la acción ya la hiciste Ejemplo: vamos a quedarnos aquí Ya estamos aquí
2019년 9월 3일
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