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1. The importance of the word que it can mean what, or that or to. This is important in order to right or speak in Spanish. You cannot create a long sentence without the word "que". Especially in regards to the subjunctive. I would ask countless native speakers how could I create a long sentence that made sense in Spanish. No one knew what to say because they are natives and it's normal for them they don't remember the rules they know it when they see it. But I wish they had said learn how to use the word que.
For example; Creo que podria estar enfermo- I believe that he might be sick. Also the different combination of phrases that include this word like "en que"- which means on which, in which, that, in that, and when.
El día en que te fuiste fue el peor día de mi vida. - The day that you left me was the worst day of my life.
Also, the importance of the word "para". This is also used in a lot of long sentences.
For example: Me voy a comprar harina para hacer arepas.
before I wouldn't have included the word para in my sentence. The word para can mean "for" in english but also mean "in order to" or "to".
If anyone who understands English and Spanish has any more suggestions about learning sentence structure in spanish please tell me in the comments below.
I noticed in spanish you dont always use ing endings. If I translate some sentences in spanish endo or ando endings are not always used whereas, in English an ing ending would be used. For example, Entonces es el proceso de el de aprender y romper con la infancia negativa que tuvo y aprender a amar otra vez. Then it's the process of him learning and breaking away from the negative childhood that he had and learning to love again. In the sentence in Spanish why isn't it aprendiendo, rompiendo? What is the rule? I need to know as an English speaker so that I do not translate from English to Spanish incorrectly.
I am really having problems with the personal A. For example, Yo quiero conocer a hablantes de ingles
