Kee-yer-res by-lar? If you can, you should "flip" or "roll" the rs.
It means: "I like that you speak Spanish and dance with me""
Answer: Quieres obtener coque?
Quieres ir a nadar?
Translation: You want
"Qué quieres" means "What do you want" in Spanish.
¿Quieres bailar?
Quieres bailar
¿Quieres luchar?
Quieres namorar comigo? is will you go out with me?
bailar para bailar a bailar
It means: "I like that you speak Spanish and dance with me""
Que quieres hacer sabado = what do you want to do on Saturday? You could answer with: Quiero bailar = I want to dance Quiero ir a la playa = I want to go to the beach Quiero ir a la iglesia = I want to go to church No quiero hacer nada = I don't want to do anything
bailar means to dance
'gustaría bailar' I would like to dance '¿gustaría bailar?' Would you like to dance?
Quieres dormir conmigo? You could also say Quieres acostarte conmigo.? ( do you want ) or Te gustaria acostarte conmigo? ( would you like) Be aware that acostar has a more intimate (sexual|) suggestivness so if you don't mean to say it in that way then Quieres dormir conmigo? is the best to use
quieres....(+ infinitive of relevant verb) (informal) quiere usted....(+ infinitive of relevant verb) (formal) e.g. 'quieres bailar?' = 'Do you want to dance?' 'quiere usted una taza de te?' = 'Do you want a cup of tea?'
Quiero Bailar ended on 2008-07-13.