PHRASES
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Porque
→ “Because”
Porque — An adverbial conjunction meaning 'because' or 'for the reason that'. It's used to introduce a cause or explanation.
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Porque tenemos que ir
→ “Because we have to go”
Porque — Same as above — 'because'.
tenemos [ténguēm] — First-person plural form of 'tener', meaning 'to have'. Here, it's used idiomatically to mean 'we have to' or 'we must'.
que — Same as before — 'that' or 'which', introducing the infinitive clause.
ir [yīr] — An infinitive verb meaning 'to go'. It's used here after 'tener que' to express obligation.
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Los 2 a tu cuarto
→ “The two of us to your room”
Los 2 — Number 'two'. Used here as a numeral.
a [ah] — Preposition meaning 'to' or 'at'. Used here to indicate direction or destination.
tu [tú] — Possessive adjective meaning 'your'. Used here to show possession of the room.
cuarto [kwārtō] — Noun meaning 'room'. From Latin 'cubicle', literally 'little bed'.
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a buscar el cargador
→ “to look for the charger”
a [ah] — Preposition meaning 'to' or 'at'. Used here to introduce the infinitive verb 'buscar'.
buscar [būshār] — Infinitive verb meaning 'to look for' or 'to search for'. From Latin 'quaerere', meaning 'to seek'.
el cargador [chāngdǎor] — Noun meaning 'charger' (for electronics). From Latin 'caricare', meaning 'to load' or 'to charge'.
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no entiendo
→ “I don't understand”
no [nò] — Negation particle. 'Not' or 'no'. Used here to negate the verb 'entender'.
entiendo [éntiendō] — First-person singular form of 'entender', meaning 'to understand'. From Latin 'intendere', meaning 'to stretch inward' or 'to comprehend'.
