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No. 13,323 in Spanish

queres

"Queres" is the informal second-person singular (vos) form of the verb "querer," meaning "you want" or "you love" in English.

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  • ¿Querés venir al cine conmigo?

    Would you like to come to the cinema with me?

    The word 'querés' in this sentence is second person singular informal in Rioplatense Spanish (used in countries like Argentina and Uruguay), meaning 'you want' or 'would you like'.

  • Querés aprender español más rápido, entonces practica todos los días.

    You want to learn Spanish faster, so practice every day.

    Here, 'querés' is again used informally to address someone directly, expressing their intention or desire to achieve something.

  • Si querés, podemos juntarnos para estudiar.

    If you want, we can meet to study.

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