Quedar

Question 1

To stay or remain

How many days are you staying?

I’m staying in Madrid for one week.

Answer 1

Quedarse

Cuántos días te quedas?

Me quedo en Madrid una semana.

Question 2

To have something left, as in what the kitchen can still prepare for you.

Use quedar like you would Gustar.

I have something left

Answer 2

Me queda

Me quedan

Question 3

I have chicken and stuffed peppers left. ( if a series of singular items use Queda)

I have two chickens left ( more than one of the same thing use Quedan)

Answer 3

Me queda pollo y chile relleno.

Me quedan dos pollos.

Question 4

What you ask at an informal “ hole- in-the-wall”

What do you have left? ( formal)

Answer 4

Qué le queda ( formal you )

Like Gustar, so for formal “you”, Queda is preceded by “le”.

Question 5

To fall asleep or to Sleep in

When I am not able to fall asleep.

The class was really boring. I was falling asleep.

I slept in and missed my flight.

Answer 5

Quedarse Dormido

Cuando no puedo quedarme dormido.

La clase era muy aburrida. Me estaba quedando dormido.

Me quedé dormido y perdí el vuelo.

Question 6

To become or stay Warm

My beer is warm.

Answer 6

Quedarse Caliente

Mi cerveza se ha quedado caliente.