PHRASES
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duke!
→ “Duke!”
duke! — Duke! (proper noun / sports team name)
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POR que te gusta duke?
→ “Why do you like Duke?”
POR — why (interrogative adverb used for emphasis or capitalization in text)
que — that / which / who (relative pronoun or conjunction)
te — you (informal singular object pronoun)
gusta — likes (3rd person singular present of gustar)
duke? — Duke? (proper noun / sports team name)
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Mi familia gustamos Duke. Duke es muy bueno escuela y deportes
→ “My family likes Duke. Duke is a very good school and sports.”
Mi — my (possessive adjective)
familia — family (feminine noun)
gustamos — we like (1st person plural present of gustar)
Duke. — Duke. (proper noun / sports team name)
Duke — Duke (proper noun / sports team name)
es — is (3rd person singular present of ser)
muy — very (adverb)
bueno — good (masculine adjective)
escuela — school (feminine noun)
y — and (conjunction)
deportes — sports (plural masculine noun)
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POR que te gusta Kentucky?
→ “Why do you like Kentucky?”
POR — why (interrogative adverb used for emphasis or capitalization in text)
que — that / which / who (relative pronoun or conjunction)
te — you (informal singular object pronoun)
gusta — likes (3rd person singular present of gustar)
Kentucky? — Kentucky? (proper noun / US state name)
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Te gusta Kentucky por que ellos ganan un ano pasado! Y ellos una vez en mi "March Madness"!
→ “You like Kentucky because they won last year! And they once in my 'March Madness'!”
Te — you (informal singular object pronoun)
gusta — likes (3rd person singular present of gustar)
Kentucky — Kentucky (proper noun / US state name)
por — because / by (preposition)
que — that / which / who (relative pronoun or conjunction)
ellos — they (3rd person plural subject pronoun)
ganan — win (3rd person plural present of ganar)
un ano — year (masculine noun)
pasado! — past / last (adjective or past participle)
Y — and (conjunction)
ellos — they (3rd person plural subject pronoun)
una vez — time (feminine noun)
en — in / on (preposition)
mi — my (possessive adjective)
"March — March (proper noun / month name)
Madness"! — Madness! (proper noun / NCAA tournament nickname)
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¡Adios Matt! Mucho amor❤️
→ “Bye Matt! Much love❤️”
¡Adios — bye (exclamation / interjection)
Matt! — Matt! (proper noun / name)
Mucho — much / many (adjective or adverb)
amor❤️ — love❤️ (noun / emotion symbol)
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Adios!! Mucho mucho Amor ❤️❤️❤️
→ “Bye!! Much much Love ❤️❤️❤️”
Adios!! — bye!! (exclamation / interjection)
Mucho — much / many (adjective or adverb)
mucho — much / many (adjective or adverb)
Amor — love (noun)
❤️❤️❤️ — heart❤️❤️❤️ (emoji symbol)
