Sentence Structure

Morphology And Syntax
Conversation Partnering #4

Isabella and I did five sentences that we translated from English to Spanish and then found the syntactic component. When we where doing these sentences we where looking them up online to see if we where spelling them right and when we put them though the translator. We where getting the more formal of the word and then we went thought and did the way people would actually speak it. While we where doing them she was teaching me how to say then in Spanish, and I was having some problem with the pronunciations of the words.

Part 1:

English- I want water.
Spanish- Yo quero agua.
Syntactic Component- Verb Subject

English- I am hungry.
Spanish- Tengo hambre.
Syntactic Component- Subject Verb

English- It’s hot outside.
Spanish- Es ta caliente afuera.
Syntactic Component- Verb Subject

English- I like that color.
Spanish- Me gusto ese color.
Syntactic Component- Subject Verb

English- You are my best friend.
Spanish- Tu eres mi major amigo.
Syntactic Component- Subject Tense Verb

Part 2:

English- I desire water.
More Formal Spanish- Deseo el agua.
Syntactic Component- Verb Subject

English- I am hungry.
More Formal Spanish- Tengo hambre.
Syntactic Component- Subject Verb

English- It’s extremely hot.
More Formal Spanish- Su exterior caliente.
Syntactic Component- Verb Subject

English- I enjoy that color.
More Formal Spanish- Tango gusto de ese color.
Syntactic Component- Subject Verb

English- You are my best friend.
More Formal Spanish- Usted emi major amigo.
Syntactic Component- Subject Tense Verb