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Spanish: It was these girls who told me (using FUERON as 1st wrd)?
Translate to Spanish using FUERON as the first word in the sentence.
6 Answers
- ?Lv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
"Fueron estas chicas quienes me dijeron."
or
"Fueron estas chicas las que me dijeron."
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Fueron, not to be confused with feuron which I believe is French, is a Spanish derivation of the English word 'were.' If what you're asking is to use it as the first word of a sentence in Spanish then I am not sure of an example sentence. In most cases, if the grammar was accurate, the form fueron would be conjugated to se depending on the following noun. For example:
Were you going to the party
Feuron tu va a la fiesta is incorrect
The proper way to articulate this is
Se le va a la fiesta.
Your sentence would be written
Se fueron estas chicas que me dijo
However, grammatically it wouldn't be accurate due to verb tense. You should use was, not were.
Fueron estas niñas que me dijo
The previous is what I consider the most precise.
Hope I could help
- latin friendLv 61 decade ago
I need to know the rest o the sentence to know the meaning of "fueron" it could be either the verb "be" or "go" in Spanish.
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- 1 decade ago
fueron is like they were or they did in english..basically saying "they did something in the past".
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Fuerõn eçi chiksa ken mi diyëron
or
Fuerõn eçi chiksa ken mi à diys
or simple
Eçi chiksa mi diyëron
Thats the slang way of say it. Grammatically correct would be
Eçi (or eçët) chiksa mi-à diys.
different than in english but correct
hope to have helped
Source(s): native speaker