The “Tú” form and the “Yo” form ¿Qué significa “Yo”? I What sound does the “Yo” form usually include? “O” sound ¿Qué significa “Tú”? You (informal) What sound must the “Tú form” always include? “S” sound

¿Cómo se dice….? I am going to You know (how to) You prefer I want You can You want I need You hope I have to Voy a Sabes Prefieres Quiero Puedes Quieres Necesito Esperas Tengo que

The “Tú” form Remember that when using the “Tú” form, you are talking to someone. And often when having a conversation with someone, we ask questions. See if you can translate the following “Tú” form phrases correctly as questions or as statements. ¿Quieres? Vas a ¿Necesitas? Prefieres ¿Sabes? ¿Prefieres? Esperas Tienes que Sabes ¿Vas a? ¿Puedes? Necesitas Puedes ¿Esperas? Do you want? You are going Do you need? You prefer Do you know? Do you prefer? You hope You have to Do you know how to Are you going to? Can you? You need You can Do you hope