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I was tired(
ay
wuhz
tay
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uhrd
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A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g once upon a time).
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1. (fatigued)
a. estaba cansado
I was tired from walking all day yesterday, so I didn't go out with my friends last night.Estaba cansado por haber caminado todo el día ayer, por lo que no salí con mis amigos anoche.
2. (sleepy)
a. tenía sueño
I tried to do my homework, but I was tired, so I took a nap.Intenté hacer mis tareas, pero tenía sueño, así que tomé una siesta.
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cansado | |
I am tired | estoy cansado |
I am very tired | estoy muy cansado |
Are you tired? | ¿Estás cansado? |
I was tired | estaba cansado |
they are tired | están cansados |
very tired | muy cansado muy manido |
I was very tired | estaba muy cansado |
she is tired | está cansada |
we are tired | estamos cansados |
he is tired | está cansado |
I feel tired | me siento cansado |
I am so tired | estoy tan cansado |
you are tired | estás cansado tienes sueño |
we were tired | estábamos cansados teníamos sueño |
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I am always tired | siempre estoy cansado |
I am tired today | estoy cansado hoy |
you look tired | te ves cansado se ven cansados |
get tired | cansarse |
I'm so tired | estoy muy cansado |
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i%20was%20very%20tired
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I was very tired(
ay
wuhz
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ri
tay
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uhrd
)
A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.
g once upon a time).
phrase
1. (general)
a. estaba muy cansado (long or undefined period of time)
Last night I was very tired and went to bed at nine thirty.Anoche estaba muy cansado y me acosté a las nueve y media.
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cansado | |
very good | muy bueno |
thank you very much | muchas gracias |
I love you very much | te quiero mucho |
I am tired | estoy cansado |
very beautiful | muy hermoso |
very well | muy bien |
I am very tired | estoy muy cansado |
you are very beautiful | eres muy hermoso son muy hermosos |
very nice | muy simpático |
very much | muchísimo |
very pretty | muy bonito muy lindo |
it was very fun | fue muy divertido |
very hot | muy caluroso |
very little | muy poco |
I am very excited | estoy muy emocionado |
Are you tired? | ¿Estás cansado? |
very funny | muy gracioso |
very bad | muy malo |
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by Josu Sánchez TU ESPAÑOL
How do you say how are you in Spanish? Good question! In Spanish, there are two main forms for asking how you are.
Both of these forms are very similar to each other. The only difference is that one of the phrases has a more formal tone than the other.
In this article, we will look at the difference between these expressions, as well as learn about other options for how to say “how are you” in Spanish. nine0007
How are you: ¿Como estas? ¿Quétal?
“Como estas” means “how are you”. This is the most neutral form for this question.
This phrase consists of the word “Como” (how) and the verb “estar” (to be) in the form of the pronoun “tú”. If we want to ask a question in a more formal tone, we simply replace the verb “estar” with the pronoun form “usted” (you)
“¿Cómo estás?” → you (tú)
“¿Cómo está?” → You (usted)
This phrase also means "How are you.
" Synonymous with "¿Cómo estás" except that the phrase has an informal, colloquial connotation.
In practice, both of these forms are used very often in colloquial speech. But, for example, at an official meeting it would be more appropriate to say ¿Cómo estás?, while in a circle of friends, both forms of the question can be used. nine0007
Pronounced K e t a l
There are several other ways to ask how are you in Spanish, let's look at them:
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As in other languages, in Spanish there are several options for answering the question “how are you?” depending on your mood and health:
Don't forget.
.. It is also very important to ask your interlocutor his state/mood by asking him ¿Y tú, cómo estas?/¿Y tú, qué tal? (And you, how are you?). And, of course, don't forget to say thank you "¡Gracias!" nine0007
how are you feeling:
Answers can be as follows:
Review everything you learned in this article! We guarantee that after watching this video you will never forget how to say “How are you?” in spanish! nine0007
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Spanish experience · City 812 Isabella of Castile is not like our president. Because she is a woman and he is a man.
But both of them came to power when there was a mess. And both put things in order, provided stability and paid much attention to spiritual bonds. nine0007
However, in order. Isabella the Catholic, Queen of Castile, was born on April 22, 1451. In the middle of the 15th century, there were three large states on the Iberian Peninsula - Castile, Aragon and Portugal.
King Juan II ruled in Castile. He had a son from his first marriage, Enrique, and two children from his second, Isabella and Alfonso.
When Juan II died, Enrique IV ascended the throne. He only had a daughter, Juana.
As expected, the king wanted to strengthen the royal power, and all sorts of aristocrats wanted to weaken it. They started a rumor that Juana was illegitimate. That her real dad is the nobleman Beltrán de la Cueva. Therefore, Princess Juana was nicknamed Juana Beltraneja.
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“No,” said Enrique IV, “she is my daughter.
But the aristocrats did not let up. They declared that Juana Beltraneja could not be the king's daughter because the king was impotent. And Enrique IV went down in history as Enrique the Powerless.
Whether he was sexually powerless, we do not know. Historians have not come to a consensus. But as a monarch, Enrique was definitely powerless.
He went along with the aristocrats and, instead of his daughter Juana, made his half-brother Alfonso heir to the throne. nine0007
But the aristocrats still did not let up. They gathered in Ávila and staged the "Avila Farce". They could not mock the king, so they mocked the doll representing the king. The symbols of power - the crown, sword and scepter - were taken away from the doll. And then they kicked the poor doll off her feet. And Alfonso was proclaimed king.
But Alfonso soon died. The rebels made a bet on his sister Isabella.
And Isabella was smart.
She did not openly oppose King Enrique IV. She said
- I don't know if Enrique is impotent or not. Generally speaking, I am a pious and decent girl, it is inconvenient for me to talk about such things. But Juana Beltraneja was born from an illegal marriage, because this marriage did not have the permission of the pope.
King Enrique IV was surrounded on all sides. And he had to admit: yes, my daughter Juana was born from an illegal marriage. Therefore, Isabella will be the heir to the throne.
But the king wanted to get rid of Isabella. Not to kill, but to marry. But something didn't work. nine0007
Isabella married without the king's permission. She secretly married the heir to the throne of Aragon, Ferdinand.
Isabella was small and had a bad figure. And Ferdinand is even shorter and swarthy. But women loved him. Even before marriage, he had two illegitimate children. And he got married, by the way, at the age of 17. After marriage, he continued to have illegitimate children.
And King Enrique IV died. Isabella proclaimed herself queen. The war has begun.
The Portuguese king announced that he wanted to marry Juan Beltraneja. And he recognized her as the rightful queen of Castile. nine0007
Castile was at war with Portugal. In 1479, the war ended: the Portuguese king renounced his claims and Juana. She was sent to a monastery.
In the same year, after the death of his father, Ferdinand became king of Aragon. Thus, Ferdinand and Isabella united the two crowns - Castilian and Aragonese.
True, both countries continued to exist separately. They even spoke different languages there: in Castile - in Castilian, and in Aragon - in Aragonese. But the beginning of the unification of the lands into a single kingdom - Spain - was laid. nine0007
Ferdinand and Isabella ruled very successfully. With them, peace came and order was established. They annexed Granada, completing the Reconquista. They introduced the Inquisition and expelled the Jews.
Finally, under them, Columbus discovered America.
But there is a problem: Ferdinand and Isabella have merged into one person - into a certain Ferdinand-Isabella. Historians argue which of them was cooler.
At first it was thought that Ferdinand was cooler. He, they say, solved all the problems. “We owe him everything,” said the Spanish King Philip II. nine0007
Then they began to believe that Ferdinand was insignificant, and Isabella decided all issues.
But there is also a third – the most correct – point of view. Everything bad came from Ferdinand. The Inquisition and the expulsion of the Jews is because of him.
And all the good things, respectively, came from Isabella. It was thanks to her that Columbus discovered America. She sold her jewelry and financed the expedition. In fact, Isabella did not sell any jewelry, but this is not very important.
Another thing is that Columbus behaved badly in America he discovered. But Isabella is not to blame.
