Sometimes teenagers can be slobs. Parents have a hard time getting their kids to clean their room. In today's lesson you can learn how to tell your kids to do their chores! No more excuses!
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Question of the day:
How often do you ask your kids to clean up their rooms?
Did your parents or your spouse also asked you to clean?
¿Qué tan frecuente le piden a sus hijos que limpien su cuarto?
¿Qué tan frecuente sus padres les pedían que limpiaran su cuarto?
Yo siempre he sido muy ordenada y no había necesidad de que me pidieran limpiar mi cuarto.
Soy una obsesiva de la limpieza. LO ACEPTO!! There it is out in the open I am a neat freak!
Thanks for another elementary lesson, this is probably not too hard for me but I am wondering if you have a lesson to direct me to for understanding things like why the verb "tirar" becomes "tiras" and stuff like that. I kinda understand that the "root" form of the verb is "tirar" and that "tiras" is simply the way it is used in that particular context.. but I'm not clear on why. I'm sure you would have had lessons or maybe ¿Que pasa? shows on such subjects as this but I'm not sure what I should be searching for. So any assistance in locating this information would be great.
How do you call someone a "neat freak" ? :)
Gracias!!
All Spanish verbs have standard (more or less) conjugation rules. A search in Google for Spanish verb conjugations will turn up dozens of sites that teach you the conjugation rules for each set of verbs, AR, IR and ER.
Hola light487,
In addition you might be interested in the series La Clave, especially in the first lessons that talk about forming the present tense. Here's the link to that channel: http://spanishpod.com/lessons/channels/list/la+clave
Hola light487
Aquí tienes la regla para los verbos regulares del presente del indicativo.
hablar beber vivir
yo hablo bebo vivo
tú hablas bebes vives
él/ella/Ud. habla bebe vive
nosotros hablamos bebemos vivimos
vosotros habláis bebéis vivís
ellos/ustedes hablan beben viven
Mi cuarto siempre está un poquito desordenado, pero sé donde se encuentra cada cosa. Mientras no me lo organicen, todo está bien :-)
¡Así sucede a veces!Resulta que con tanta organización las cosas se pierden más fácil.
Yo me considero organizada,pero normal,sin obsesionarme.
Me gustaría ser más obsesivo!
El Buda dijo que hay sufrimiento, a raíz de nuestras mentalidades. Por ejemplo si no nos molesta el desorden somos más contentos. De verdad se tiene que haber bastante de orden para encontrar cosas, funcionar, etc, pero creo que nos importa demasiado el orden, especialemente en las cultura americana protestante. Aun nos juzgamos por esto.
Mi casa es muy desorganizado, pero no quiero la limpiar ahora.
Question of the day:
How often do you ask your kids to clean up their rooms?
Did your parents or your spouse also asked you to clean?
¿Qué tan frecuente le piden a sus hijos que limpien su cuarto?
¿Qué tan frecuente sus padres les pedían que limpiaran su cuarto?
I don't understand tirado. Is that a tense of the verb tirar?