Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
today you will go to
Spanish translation:
Hoy visitarán...
Added to glossary by
Monica Colangelo
Mar 3, 2002 01:24
22 yrs ago
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English term
today you will go to
Non-PRO
English to Spanish
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today you will go to the plaza museo in madrid spain. you will take the tour. it starts at 9:00 and ends at 11:00.
Proposed translations
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Proposed translations
+13
27 mins
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Hoy visitarán...
The guide is -I assume- talking to a group of tourists, so the plural must be used
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Comment: "Graded automatically based on peer agreement. KudoZ."
+3
3 mins
Hoy (tu) vas a ir / iras al museo...
or if plural
ustedes van a ir / iran
or if singular formal
usted irá/ va a ir
ustedes van a ir / iran
or if singular formal
usted irá/ va a ir
Reference:
Peer comment(s):
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LEALZ
1 min
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gracias :-)
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agree |
Angel Biojo
25 mins
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gracias :-)
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agree |
Thomas Collins (X)
17 hrs
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gracias :-)
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+4
2 hrs
Hoy iréis...
Just to complete the previous answers :
"You" can be one or more persons. You may want to speak to them in a formal way or less formal way.
Formal way for one person (may be a client) :
Use "usted"
Hoy (usted) irá a la Plaza Museo en Madrid. Irá con el "tour". Comienza a las 9 de la mañana (A.M.) y termina a las 11 (A.M.)
You want to speak to several clients : use "ustedes" (trixiemck's answer).
If you are speaking to a group of pupils or friends (familiar) in the Spanish way (I mean from Spain and not Latin America) You would say "vosotros":
Hoy (vosotros) iréis a la Plaza Museo en Madrid. Iréis con el "tour". Comienza a las 9 de la mañana (A.M.) y termina a las 11 (A.M.)
"You" can be one or more persons. You may want to speak to them in a formal way or less formal way.
Formal way for one person (may be a client) :
Use "usted"
Hoy (usted) irá a la Plaza Museo en Madrid. Irá con el "tour". Comienza a las 9 de la mañana (A.M.) y termina a las 11 (A.M.)
You want to speak to several clients : use "ustedes" (trixiemck's answer).
If you are speaking to a group of pupils or friends (familiar) in the Spanish way (I mean from Spain and not Latin America) You would say "vosotros":
Hoy (vosotros) iréis a la Plaza Museo en Madrid. Iréis con el "tour". Comienza a las 9 de la mañana (A.M.) y termina a las 11 (A.M.)
Peer comment(s):
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Andrea Bullrich
3 hrs
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agree |
Fernando Muela Sopeña
: Muy completo
5 hrs
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agree |
Timur Nakashidze
8 hrs
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agree |
José Luis Villanueva-Senchuk (X)
: Has aportado luz con la explicación y con el brillo de tus ojos :-)
13 hrs
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17 hrs
En el día de hoy visitarás el Museo Plaza en Madrid, España
Just another posibility. Good luck
23 hrs
EN NUESTRA VISITA DE HOY VEREMOS EL MUSEO DEL PRADO
HAY QUE DARLE UN POCO LA VUELTA, ES UN ESTILO DIRECTO E IDIOMÁTICO.
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