updated on 05.06.2022 05.06.2022 Travel & Local

How do you say could be better in spanish

THey cannot be conjugated so are not verbs. I'm trying to help a student with his Spanish, and couldn't care less about the modals business! I could have done it yesterday.

I could not do it yesterday. Yes - gringojrf, NOV 23, If you could do it yesterday, you must have done it or how would you have known? My computer won't let me go there. It means "I was able to do it". Of cours Can is a verb-form! The light may be a little more intense.

A lo mejor, resulta bien. It may turn out fine.

It might turn out fine. Considering what just happened, we might as well conclude that justice is impossible. I believe that in 10 years there may be humans on Mars. I believe that in 10 years there might be humans on Mars. Es posible que lo leyera. She may have read it. She might have read it.

Tal vez sea verdad. It may be true. It might be true.

Es posible que se haya perdido. He might have got lost.

Common ways of asking for permission are to use poder or permitir, although other ways are possible. Puedo asistir a la escuela? May I attend the school? May I see your parents today? When you say hasta siempre, you mean that even though the person will be physically far from you, they will forever remain in your mind and heart. It has its place in teary final scenes of tragic romantic movies but not in everyday life. They will know how angry you are. Hasta nunca can also be used as a joke among close friends if you use a playful tone. It even has a softer and very informal version hasta nunqui which is childish and completely defeats the purpose of the sharp nunca. When used alone, nos vemos usually refers to seeing each other in the near future, but it can also form the basis of other phrases.