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What if you wanted to go to heaven...
→ “¿Y si quisieras ir al cielo...”
What — A question starter — literally 'what' but used here to set up a hypothetical situation.
if — Sets up a condition or possibility — 'in the case that'.
you — The person being addressed — 'tú' in Spanish.
wanted — Past tense of 'want' — implies a desire that wasn't fulfilled. In Spanish, it's 'quisieras' (conditional form of 'querer').
to — Prepares the infinitive verb — 'ir' (to go).
go — The action of moving toward a destination. In Spanish, 'ir'.
to — Another preposition leading into the noun.
heaven — The ultimate spiritual destination — 'cielo' in Spanish.
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But God said
→ “Pero Dios dijo”
But — Contrasts the previous idea — 'pero' in Spanish.
God — The supreme being — 'Dios' in Spanish.
said — The past tense of 'say' — indicates what God communicated. In Spanish, 'dijo'.
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Vamos a hacer squats
→ “Vamos a hacer sentadillas”
Vamos [wán] — Let's / We're going — informal command form of 'ir' (to go).
a — Prepares the infinitive verb — 'hacer' (to do/make).
hacer [hāi] — To do/make — the infinitive form of the verb.
squats — A type of exercise — 'sentadillas' in Spanish.
