<![CDATA[Comments on: Finish your homework]]> rodneyp asked us for a lesson on getting the kids up in the morning, and we were happy to oblige! In this lesson, we'll hear some strategies for how to motivate the kids out of bed in the morning, in Spanish!]]> 2008-04-30 18:00:00 <![CDATA[By: ]]> Tengo una pregunta sobre niños (ó esposas) todo noche decimos:

"Good night, I love you,

]]> Tengo una pregunta sobre niños (ó esposas) todo noche decimos:

"Good night, I love you,

]]> <![CDATA[By: ]]> Tengo una pregunta sobre niños (ó esposas) todo noche decimos:

"Good night, I love you, See

]]> Tengo una pregunta sobre niños (ó esposas) todo noche decimos:

"Good night, I love you, See

]]> <![CDATA[By: ]]> Tengo una pregunta sobre niños (ó esposas) todo noche decimos:

"Good night, I love you, See you

]]> Tengo una pregunta sobre niños (ó esposas) todo noche decimos:

"Good night, I love you, See you

]]> <![CDATA[By: ]]> Tengo una pregunta sobre niños (ó esposas) todo noche decimos:

"Good night, I love you, See you in

]]> Tengo una pregunta sobre niños (ó esposas) todo noche decimos:

"Good night, I love you, See you in

]]> <![CDATA[By: ]]> Tengo una pregunta sobre niños (ó esposas), todas las noches decimos:

"Good night, I love you, See you in the morning"

Is this:

"Buenas noches,
te amo,
veré en la mañana"

When talking to your wife or kids, what is the best way of "I love you"

]]> Tengo una pregunta sobre niños (ó esposas), todas las noches decimos:

"Good night, I love you, See you in the morning"

Is this:

"Buenas noches,
te amo,
veré en la mañana"

When talking to your wife or kids, what is the best way of "I love you"

]]> <![CDATA[By: ]]> Ooops

]]> Ooops

]]> <![CDATA[By: ]]> Sorry about the multi-question post above. Mal dedos!  je je

]]> Sorry about the multi-question post above. Mal dedos!  je je

]]> <![CDATA[By: ]]> Russhuntley


I have heard people use “te amo” used with parents or children but I think that it is rare and and in some places it might sound strange.   “Te quiero" would be more common.  I really think that te amo is usually used for a strong love that you would have for your significant other.

So I would say for your children te/los/las quiero is best and for your wife te quiero is good but if you want to express a stronger love te amo is better.

]]> Russhuntley


I have heard people use “te amo” used with parents or children but I think that it is rare and and in some places it might sound strange.   “Te quiero" would be more common.  I really think that te amo is usually used for a strong love that you would have for your significant other.

So I would say for your children te/los/las quiero is best and for your wife te quiero is good but if you want to express a stronger love te amo is better.

]]> <![CDATA[By: ]]> Gracias Stevstrv!  :)

Does anyone have any thing they say every night to their kids or spouse or significant other before bedtime.

Is there a common saying in Spanish?

 

 

]]> Gracias Stevstrv!  :)

Does anyone have any thing they say every night to their kids or spouse or significant other before bedtime.

Is there a common saying in Spanish?

 

 

]]> <![CDATA[By: ]]> russhuntley

You are welcome and at bed time you can say - 

 “sueña con los ángeles/ angelitos”  - "dream with the angles".

]]> russhuntley

You are welcome and at bed time you can say - 

 “sueña con los ángeles/ angelitos”  - "dream with the angles".

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