Shopping!
Yo quiero ir al centro comercial.
I want to go to the shopping center.
I want to go to the shopping center.
¿ Quieres ir al centro comercial conmigo?
Do you want to go to the shopping center with me?
Do you want to go to the shopping center with me?
Yo espero que tú puedas ir conmigo.
I hope that you can go with me.
I hope that you can go with me.
Yo necesito comprar una camisa nueva.
I need to buy a new shirt.
I need to buy a new shirt.
También, mamá dice que yo necesito comprar zapatos nuevos.
Also, Mom says that I need to buy new shoes.
Also, Mom says that I need to buy new shoes.
Ella quiere que yo compre un par de zapatos.
She wants me to buy a pair of shoes.
She wants me to buy a pair of shoes.
Yo quiero que tú vayas conmigo.
I want you to go with me.
I want you to go with me.
¿ Puedes ir conmigo?
Can you go with me?
Can you go with me?
Nosotros llegamos al centro comercial a las tres de la tarde.
We arrive at the shopping center at three PM.
We arrive at the shopping center at three PM.
A mi me gustan estos zapatos.
I like these shoes.
I like these shoes.
¿ A ti te gustan estos zapatos?
Do you like these shoes?
Do you like these shoes?
Estos zapatos me quedan bien.
These shoes fit me well.
These shoes fit me well.
¿ Dónde podemos encontrar camisas?
Where can we find shirts?.
Where can we find shirts?.
La señorita que trabaja en la tienda de ropa dice que nosotros podemos encontrar camisas en el segundo piso.
The young lady that works in the clothing store says that we can find shirts on the second floor.
The young lady that works in the clothing store says that we can find shirts on the second floor.
A mi me gusta la camisa amarilla.
I like the yellow shirt.
I like the yellow shirt.
La camisa amarilla es bonita.
The yellow shirt is pretty.
The yellow shirt is pretty.
Señorita, ¿ Sabe usted si la camisa amarilla es de algodón?
Miss, do you know if the yellow shirt is (made of) cotton?
Miss, do you know if the yellow shirt is (made of) cotton?
¿ A ti te gusta la camisa amarilla?
Do you like the yellow shirt?
Do you like the yellow shirt?
Bueno, la camisa amarilla es bonita, pero a mi me gusta la camisa verde.
Well, the yellow shirt is pretty but I like the green shirt.
Well, the yellow shirt is pretty but I like the green shirt.
¿ Cuánto cuesta la camisa verde?
How much does the green shirt cost?
How much does the green shirt cost?
¿ Sabes cuánto cuesta la camisa verde?
Do you know how much the green shirt costs?
Do you know how much the green shirt costs?
La camisa verde es bonita pero cuesta más de treinta dólares.
The green shirt is pretty but it costs more than thirty dollars.
The green shirt is pretty but it costs more than thirty dollars.
Aquí hay camisas que cuestan menos de veinte dólares.
Here there are shirts that cost less than twenty dollars.
Here there are shirts that cost less than twenty dollars.
Esta camisa es muy bonita.
This shirt is very pretty.
This shirt is very pretty.
Yo tengo que regresar a la casa antes de las cinco.
I have to return to the house before five.
I have to return to the house before five.
Mamá quiere que yo regrese a la casa antes de las cinco.
Mom wants me to return to the house before five.
Mom wants me to return to the house before five.
Yo tengo que regresar a la tienda antes de regresar a la casa porque mamá quiere que yo compre una libra de queso.
I have to go to the store before returning home because Mom wants me to buy a pound of cheese.
I have to go to the store before returning home because Mom wants me to buy a pound of cheese.
Yo voy a tener que comprar una libra de queso antes de regresar a la casa.
I am going to have to buy a pound of cheese before returning to the house.
I am going to have to buy a pound of cheese before returning to the house.
¿ Sabes dónde está la tienda "Wong"?
Do you know where the "Wong" store is?
Do you know where the "Wong" store is?
Yo creo que la tienda "Wong" está cerca de aquí.
I think that the "Wong" store is near here.
I think that the "Wong" store is near here.
La tienda está a la vuelta de la esquina.
The store is just around the corner.
The store is just around the corner.
Nosotros tenemos que regresar a la casa pronto.
We have to return home soon.
We have to return home soon.
Nosotros podemos tomar el bus.
We can take the bus.
We can take the bus.
¿ Sabe usted si el bus para en esta esquina?
Do you know if the bus stops on this corner?
Do you know if the bus stops on this corner?
Señor, ¿ Sabe usted si el bus para en esta esquina?
Sir, do you know if the bus stops on this corner?
Sir, do you know if the bus stops on this corner?
Nosotros vamos a subir aquí.
We are going to get on here.
We are going to get on here.
Señor, nosotros tenemos que bajar en la próxima cuadra.
Sir (driver), we have to get off on the next block.
Sir (driver), we have to get off on the next block.
¿ Va usted a la parada del bus de la esquina?
Are you going to stop at the corner?
Are you going to stop at the corner?
Tu casa está lejos de aquí.
Your house is far from here.
Your house is far from here.
Está bien. Yo creo que nosotros vamos a llegar antes de las cinco.
It's OK. I think that we are going to get there before five o'clock.
It's OK. I think that we are going to get there before five o'clock.
A mi me gustan los zapatos nuevos.
I like the new shoes.
I like the new shoes.
Son bonitos.
They are nice (pretty).
They are nice (pretty).
Notice that we don't use "it" or "they" as subjects of verbs when speaking of things.
Yo voy a regresar a la tienda de ropa la semana que viene porque la señorita dice que van a tener un remate.
I am going to return to the clothing store next week because the young lady says that they are going to have a sale.
I am going to return to the clothing store next week because the young lady says that they are going to have a sale.
Yo espero que tú puedas ir conmigo.
I hope that you can go with me.
I hope that you can go with me.
Yo no sé si yo puedo ir contigo la semana que viene.
I don't know if I can go with you next week.
I don't know if I can go with you next week.
¿ Vas a ir al centro comercial el sábado?
Are you going to go to the shopping center on Saturday?
Are you going to go to the shopping center on Saturday?
Yo tengo que ir el sábado porque durante la semana yo tengo que trabajar hasta las cinco.
I have to go on Saturday because during the week I have to work until five o'clock.
I have to go on Saturday because during the week I have to work until five o'clock.
¿ Hasta qué hora tienes que trabajar?
What time do you have to work until?
What time do you have to work until?
¿ A qué hora sales de la oficina?
What time do you leave the office?
What time do you leave the office?
Yo salgo de la oficina a las cuatro.
I leave the office at four o'clock.
I leave the office at four o'clock.
Just a reminder. The verb is "salir", but "i" verbs follow the "e" pattern, except for "imos" and "ir". However, this verb is an unpredictable one which we have to memorize. The "yo" form is "salgo" (I leave), just like "tengo" (I have). It is one of several verbs where we insert the letter "g" before the "o" of the "yo" form.