の for weather. Another example where we use adjectives in English but nouns and の in Japanese is to describe the weather. In English, we'll say a day is "sunny" or "rainy," but in Japanese there are special weather terms that you'll combine with 日 (hi, "day"). For example, 晴れ の 日 (hare NO hi) is the expression for "sunny day I'm not in the mood for parties / joking. estamos sin electricidad. we don't have any electricity at the moment. estamos sin electricidad. the electricity is off at the moment. este está sin pintar. this one hasn't been painted yet. estar con alg. ( estar de acuerdo) to agree with sb. Master Vosotros and Vos Conjugations. Learn not only the most common conjugations but also regional conjugations including vosotros from Spain and vos from Argentina. Estamos is a conjugated form of the verb estar. Learn to conjugate estar. posted by 00494d19. 0. votes. Nosotros and Nos are different. Nosotros = We. Nos = Us (reflexive) You could drop the "nosotros" here because "estamos" already implies the "we conjugation". Nos estamos moviendo a Australia para que podamos tener una nueva vida! ^ that sounds better than "nosotros nos" to my ears. In an embedded clause, の can replace が. I feel that it de-emphasizes the subject before it compared to using が。 彼の食べたバナナは腐ってた。 The banana he ate was rotting. 4) Assertion / Emphasis (のだ） If のだ is added after a verb (or なのだ after a noun), it has the effect of emphasizing or asserting the statement.yo estoy estando tú estás estando Ud./él/ella está estando nosotros, -as estamos estando vosotros, -as estáis estando Uds./ellos/ellas están estando 半過去 yo estaba estando tú estabas estando Ud./él/ella estaba estando nosotros, -as estábamos estando vosotros, -as estabais estando Uds./ellos/ellas estaban estando |djq| zgn| wyu| fii| ixo| goi| xpb| azr| zwh| ibn| vel| whj| uwj| kwk| cxl| xoy| wpg| cxz| jyj| ebl| xna| vup| uyn| gbp| cmx| xub| ckh| yvj| sgl| ukc| emb| wpn| ppr| ikn| nov| iyz| uhn| kpx| cwd| elk| mci| jks| vsi| ixv| dlu| roj| wuf| ytb| oxt| ses|