curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/es-a1-learn-basic-personal-information/6936f964096290ce9b6df9c3.md
To ask someone if they want something, Spanish uses the verb querer.
The verb form quieres is used with tú (you) to ask about another person's wishes or preferences. It is common in everyday conversation. For example:
¿Quieres ayuda? - Do you want help?
¿Quieres más tiempo? - Do you want more time?
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
What is Mateo asking?
If Camila wants him to spell his email.
If Camila understands his email.
He is not asking about understanding. He offers to do something.
For Camila's email.
He is not asking for new information.
If it is correct.
He is not confirming.
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Mateo says ¿Quieres que te lo deletree?
Deletree comes from deletrear, which means to spell a word letter by letter.
He is asking if Camila wants him to spell the information.
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