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Spanish command help?
How would you say "win the game"
ganenlo? because ar verbs = opposite endings?
4 Answers
- L'essenzialeLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
2nd person Singular (tú):
¡Ganalo!
3rd person Singular (él, ella, usted):
¡Ganelo!
2nd person Plural (vosotros, vosotras):
¡Ganadlo!
3rd person Plural (ellos, ellas, ustedes):
¡Ganenlo!
¡Suerte!/ Good luck!
Source(s): ¡Hablo español! - 9 years ago
I agree with the previous answer, with a small addition. "Ganalo" is the tu form. To use the usted you would say "ganelo".
- 9 years ago
Yes you would say "ganenlo! " but only if your saying it to a team.
if you want to say it to one person it would be "ganalo!"
*gananlo just means "win it!"
- 9 years ago
It depends on who you are addressing. If you are speaking to one person, you should say "Ganalo." If you are speaking to a team, you should say "Ganenlo."
Source(s): Spanish is my first language.
