Quedar - quedarse Flashcards
Master the various meanings
Shall we arrange to meet tonight?
Quedar - to arrange to meet
Helí
¿Quedamos esta noche?
Quedar - to arrange to meet
At what time shall we (arrange to) meet?
Quedar - to arrange to meet
Helí
¿A qué hora quedamos?
Quedar - to arrange to meet
Do you want to arrange to meet me to go to the cinema?
Quedar - to arrange to meet
Juan
¿Quieres quedar conmigo para ir al cine?
Quedar - to arrange to meet
I have already arranged to meet with her on Sunday morning
Quedar - to arrange to meet
Juan
Ya he quedado con ella el domingo por la mañana
Quedar - to arrange to meet
What are we agreeing on? Are we going by car or by taxi?
Quedar en - to agree on
Helí
¿En que quedamos? ¿Vamos en coche o en taxi?
Quedar en - to agree on
To turn out well
501 verbs
501 verbs
Quedar bien
Quedar
501 verbs
To turn out badly
Quedar
501 verbs
Quedar mal
Quedar
501 verbs
With the changes you (pl.inf.) have made the living room has turned out beautiful
Quedar - to turn out / result in / end up
Helí
Con los cambios que habéis hecho, el salón ha quedado precioso
Quedar - to turn out / result in / end up
The building ended up destroyed after the earthquake
Quedar - to turn out / result in / end up
WR
El edificio quedó destruido tras el terremoto
Quedar - to turn out / result in / end up
There is no bread left and there’s little milk remaining
Quedar - to have left / have remaining
Helí
Ya no queda pan y queda poca leche
Quedar - to have left / have remaining
There are two bottles of water left in the fridge
Quedar - to have left / have remaining
WR
Quedan dos botellas de agua en la nevera
Quedar - to have left / have remaining
There’s only half an hour to go to Madrid
Quedar - to have reminaing (in time or distance)
Helí
Solo queda media hora para llegar a Madrid
Quedar - to have reminaing (in time or distance)
There’s only 50km to go to Madrid
Quedar - to have reminaing (in time or distance)
Helí
Solo quedan 50 km para llegar a Madrid
Quedar - to have reminaing (in time or distance)
How well the red suits you!
Quedar - to fit / suit (como gustar)
Helí
¡Que bien te queda el rojo!
Quedar - to fit / suit
Do you think this dress suits me well?
Quedar - to fit / suit (gustar type structure)
Helí
¿Crees que me queda bien este vestido?
Quedar - to fit / suit (gustar type structure)
Where is the museum (situated)?
Quedar - to be situated
WR
¿Dónde queda el museo?
Quedar - to be situated
Today I am not going out, I prefer to stay at home
Quedarse - to stay
Helí
Hoy no salgo, prefiero quedarme en casa
Quedarse - to stay
I am staying in the office
Quedarse - to stay
Juan
Me quedo en la oficina
Quedarse - to stay
Carlos usually stays at home
Quedarse - to stay
Juan
A Carlos suele quedarse en casa
Quedarse - to stay
Are you going to stay in this apartment?
Quedarse - to stay
Helí
¿Te vas a quedar en este apartamento?
Quedarse - to stay
How thin / slim you have become
Quedarse - to become / turn
Helí
¡Que delgado te has quedado!
Quedarse - to become / turn
We became / were left open mouthed on seeing how Elisa danced
Quedarse - to become / turn
Helí
Nos quedamos boquiabiertos al ver como bailaba Elisa
Quedarse - to become / turn
He is becoming deaf
Quedarse - to become / turn
Helí
Se está quedando sordo
Quedarse - to become / turn
I am becoming / going bald
Quedarse - to become / turn
Helí
Me estoy quedando calvo
Quedarse - to become / turn
I get very tired
Quedarse - to become / turn
Helí
Me quedo muy cansado
Quedarse - to become / turn
I am falling asleep
Quedarse - to become / turn
Helí
Me estoy quedando dormido
Quedarse - to become / turn
I think I am going to buy this coat
Quedarse - to buy
Helí
Creo que me voy a quedar con este abrigo
Quedarse - to buy
On divorcing, Teresa kept the house
Quedarse con/sin - to keep / to lose
Helí
Al divorciarse, Teresa se quedó con la casa
Quedarse - to keep / to lose
I have run out of money
Quedarse - to keep / to lose/run out of
Helí
Me he quedado sin dinero
Quedarse - to keep / to lose/run out of
Don’t mess with me
Quedarse - to trick / to fool / to mess with, someone
Helí
No te quedes conmigo
Quedarse - to trick / to fool / to mess with, someone
Negative imperative
Quedarse
1. To stay / remain
2. To become / turn
3. To buy (con)
4. To keep / lose (con/sin)
5. To trick, fool, mess with
Quedar
1. To arrange to meet
2. To agree on (con)
3. To turn out
4. To have left / remaining (stuff)
5. To have remaining (time / distance)
6. To fit / suit (como gustar)
7. To be situated (estar)