Feb 22, 2002 00:02
22 yrs ago
Spanish term
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el domingo que viene los rodriguez llevaran a los ninos a zoolocico.
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Spanish to English
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el domingo que viene los rodriguez llevaran a los ninos al zoologico.se divertiran mucho mirando a los comicos monos.pero se asustaran un poco al ver los leones y tigres en sus jualas grandes.
a veces hay tambien un parque de atracciones.a los ninos les gusta subir al tiovivo.los caballitos suben y bajan al acompanamiento del organillo.
a veces hay tambien un parque de atracciones.a los ninos les gusta subir al tiovivo.los caballitos suben y bajan al acompanamiento del organillo.
Proposed translations
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Proposed translations
+4
2 mins
Selected
This coming Sunday the Rodriguez will take their children to the zoo.
Or Mr. and Mrs. Rodriguez will take the children...
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "Graded automatically based on peer agreement. KudoZ."
+3
1 min
next Sunday the Rodriguez will bring their kids to the zoo
HTH
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Peer comment(s):
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Thierry LOTTE
: ...a long time without showing out, but now, I am afraid you intend to score....
7 mins
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thanks, indeed after my long vacation I am trying to reconnect my neurons:-))
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Bill Greendyk
: Better that they take them, 'bringing' makes them sound like they'll remain there.
2 hrs
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agree:-)
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Thomas Collins (X)
: ...but I would say "take" the kids...
3 hrs
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thanks :-)
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Erica L
: yes, take them
4 hrs
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thanks :-)
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marsol
: take them
14 hrs
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thanks :-)
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+3
14 mins
Next Sunday, the Rodriguez's will take the kids to the zoo
Next Sunday is correct here and uses future tense.
Peer comment(s):
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Robert Anderson
: Right. We really don't know whose children they will take, do we? I would even say "are going to take..." which is the way most of us would say it, I believe.
32 mins
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O María Elena Guerrero
2 hrs
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Sery
14 hrs
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47 mins
Ana Boardman-Hsue
United States
United States
Native in Spanish
United States
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Native in: Spanish 
Works in: English to Spanish, Spanish to English
next Sunday The Rodriguez will take their kids to the zoo.
literal translation
+2
53 mins
next sunday, The Rodriguez (family) are taking their children to the zoo.
I believe the Present continuous is more proper...
Peer comment(s):
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Nora Escoms
3 hrs
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DTec
: Because it's an activity that's been planned beforehand. THis is used more often than 'wil'. 100% ;-) I would use this unless you need to demonstrate that you're aware of using 'Future with will' in English.l
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+4
57 mins
Berry Prinsen
Spain
Spain
Spain
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Works in: Spanish to English, Spanish to Dutch, English to Dutch, and 1 more.
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12
This coming Sunday Mr and Mrs Rodriguez will take the children to the zoo.
Mr and Mrs Rodriguez is an acceptable translation for 'los Rodriguez'.
Peer comment(s):
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Tussing
: This answer looks best in English, and avoids the knotty question of the correct plural for "Rodriguez" ...
1 hr
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David Lowery
: 100% correct by using 'coming', 'will', and 'the' kids.
2 hrs
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laurab
: 100% agree with delfin
3 hrs
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Erica L
: I see Tussing is also concerned about the plural!!
15 hrs
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59 mins
Next Sunday, the Rodríguez will be taking the children to the zoo.
we could use the kids instead of the children.
good luck
good luck
2 hrs
Marisa Pavan
Argentina
Argentina
Native in Spanish
Argentina
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Native in: Spanish
Works in: English to Spanish, Spanish to English
Related KudoZ points
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55
The Rodriguez are going to take their children/kids to the zoo next Sunday.
Literal translation
-1
4 hrs
question
I wonder... shouldn´t it be the rodriguezes, like the smiths or the clintons, etc.
sounds weird but...
waht do you think?
sounds weird but...
waht do you think?
Peer comment(s):
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Sery
: Words ending in "s" or "z", just add the apostrophe to make the possessive
10 hrs
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but it is not possesive. It is aquestion of plurals! Isn´t the plural used with last names in English when you refer to the whole fly?
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15 hrs
Eriquita's question
Further, in this case there is no possessive involved.
Sery
Sery
Peer comment(s):
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Erica L
: Tussing also made a ponit of the plural form
1 hr
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Tussing
: Yes:-]. I'm not sure about the plural in English; "the Rodriguez" doesn't look quite right, but "the Rodriguezes" sounds strange ... (There is no apostrophe in the plural.) That's why I prefer "Mr. and Mrs. Rodriguez" in this case.
12 hrs
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