I need money for school
The sentence is incomprehensible. Necesito que papa... > there is no sense... 'Necesito que....' = 'I need....'(followed by a verb). 'Papa''s position is ambiguous. 'Papa por que estas actuando asi' > 'Papa, why are you behaving like this?'
"Estâs en escuela" means "you re in school." If the beginning word is "porqué" with a written accent, it means "why" (in a question). Without the accent, "porque" means "because."
I need a hug please
necesito hacer las treinta y seis horas teorica para poder sacar permiso de manejo ustedes me pueden ayudar enespanol por favor
Sea en la escuela por las...
"Llego a la escuela por coche."
Necesito mucho dinero por el fin de semana
necesito saber si existe la loteria Toyota intenacional por favor
Necesito una mesa. *Note, if you are at a restaurant and need a table, you should say: Quisiera / querría una mesa (I would like a table) or (necesito) una mesa por favor (I need a table; you can ommit "necesito"). By using the subjunctive of each verb, the request/demand is much more polite. If you simply said Necesito una mesa, the listener would think you are being too forward or direct.
This literally means "How is your school?" in Spanish. This form of "is" refers to identity, not condition. It's asking about the character of the school, not the current events. In English we might say, "What is your school like?" to ask the same thing.
The phrase "no pudo ir porque todavía estoy en escuela" is in Spanish and it translates to "he/she couldn't go because I am still in school."
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