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I read somewhere that you can say Que sueno loco! If it's an exclamation or a saying But if you were describing the dream you would Say que sueno loco.... I cannot remember where I read that. Is this a real rule?
maestra2012 Im sorry I meant que loco sueno vs que sueno loco
Apr 1, 2016
steven On 4/01/16, maestra2012 wrote: > Im sorry I meant que loco sueno vs que sueno loco

The first would describe how you dream (crazily) and the second would be describing a dream as crazy.
Apr 19, 2016
Daniel Hanson This question makes me wonder why exclamation syntax is so poorly presented in high school Spanish beginning textbooks. The syntax for ¡Qué! exclamatory sentences can be very complex for 1st year students.

First off, you have to understand the syntactical possibilities in Spanish for exclamations with ¡Qué!:

<b>¡Qué + ...See More
Apr 21, 2016
Maestra2012 Thank You , your response was very helpful. :)

On 4/21/16, Daniel Hanson wrote: > This question makes me wonder why exclamation syntax is so > poorly presented in high school Spanish beginning textbooks. > The syntax for ¡Qué! exclamatory sentences can be very > complex for 1st year students. > > First off, you have t...See More
Apr 28, 2016


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