How do you say i don't want to go to school tomorrow in spanish?

Answer 1

To say "I don't want to go to school tomorrow" in Spanish, you would say "No quiero ir a la escuela mañana." The phrase "No quiero" means "I don't want," "ir" means "to go," "a la escuela" means "to school," and "mañana" means "tomorrow."

Answer 2

"¿Qué VA a pasar mañana?". Or "¿qué pasará mañana?", or even "¿qué pasa mañana?"

In this case, you would not use the progressive tense in Spanish. "¿Qué está pasando mañana?" would be the literal translation, but is not correct Spanish.

Answer 3

Ay tarea? (eye ta REH ah)?

remember that in Spanish, the r and d sound almost the same. It is a very soft R sound, so in saying it, it should not sound like "tar" in English. It should almost sound like you are saying "taddea".

Answer 4

I'm pretty sure you would say: No quierre ir al Escuela manana (tilde (squiggly line) over the first n in manana)

Answer 5

Manana tengo la escuela (tilde, ~, on the first 'n')

Answer 6

uste VA a trabajar manana have a good day

Answer 7

Im going to school tomorrow. Simple ?

Answer 8

vuelta al colegio mañana

Answer 9

que dia es mañana

Answer 10

Habrá escuela mañana?