Originally posted by Angie:
[qb] Llove aqui esta noche. Es Gaston!
Tradusca - It is raining here tonight. It is Gaston. [/qb]
Hi Angie,
In fact, the verb "llover" is one of those "irregular" verbs. It is exactly an "stem-changing" verb. This means that, although the infinitive is llover, when it is conjugated, its stems changes. The stem of llover is llov-, and when we conjugate it, it becomes lluev-.
In this case, the translation for your sentence is:
"Llueve aqu� esta noche". (Can you see the change of the verb stem?)
oh, one more thing: It is not "tradusca", but "traduzca".
�Hasta pronto! (See you!)
