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Difference between these two words in Spanish (Latin America)?
What is the difference between "estudiAmos" and "estudiEmos"? (I capitalized the letters to emphasize what I am asking). How should these words be used? Give me a sentence :)
Thank you both sooo much for your help!
3 Answers
- alicias7768Lv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Estudiamos - studying (we study) Present
Estudiemos let's study present Subjuntive
Ayer estudiamos biología.
Hoy estudiemos matemática.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Sweety, there is a big difference! Even between people in Latin America. The spainish in spains sounds much different than the one spoken in Latin America. They consider themselves to be better...supposedly their language is "better". The only real difference is sounds. Almost like the English here, and the English from England. Also, certain words might have different meanings. This is true for almost all the countries.
- AL E. ATORIOLv 71 decade ago
"Nosotros estudiamos el español" ("We study Spanish").
"Nuestros padres quieren que estudiemos el español" ("Our parents want us to study Spanish").
It's called the subjunctive.
Source(s): have learned Spanish
