Posted on May 20, 2010.
How do u say in my room, a bed, mirror, closet and desk in Spanish? In my room I have a bed, a mirror, a wardrobe and a desk?
En mi habitaciałn, tengo una cama, espejo United Nations, UN armario y escritorio United Nations
In my room I have a bed, a mirror, a wardrobe and a desk?
En mi tengo una cama dormitorio, Espejo, armario y escritorio United Nations UN!
I speak Spanish lol
Escritorio TENGO UNA EN MI CAMA Cuarto, Espejo, closet, Y
En mi habitaciałn tengo una cama, Espejo, armario y escritorio Thank you
En mi cuarto, yo tengo una cama, el espejo, el armario, y el escritorio.
The following is the correct way to say it in Spanish. After reading the answers, please be kind enough to answer by selecting one you find is the best and give due credit to the user. It's just a matter of good manners and politeness.
"In mid habitaci'on (can also be" cuarto "or" dormitorio) tengo una comrades, espejo United Nations, UN armario y escritorio United Nations ".
In good Spanish, other than English, you do not have indefinite leave to the number of objects in a statement like that. It can be done in other types of statements, of course. For example, you might say in English: My room is furnished with a bed, mirror, closet and desk. In this case, then you are right in saying in Spanish: "Mi cama habitacion esta 'con amueblada, Espejo y armario escrtorio. I hope you can see the difference between the two states.
Please be careful and note that in your statement that you have an item before "bed". You say: "I have a »...". Once you do it in Spanish, you must follow by putting an article before each item. It would be the equivalent of saying in English: In my room I have a bed, a mirror, a wardrobe and a desk. Perhaps that is how you have made your statement. Or maybe it is recognized that, in English. But believe me, not Spanish. It would not be correct to say its in Spanish: In habitacion tengo mi "una" cama, Espejo, aramario y escritorio. Of course, you may also have omitted the section "a", in which case it would be quite correct to say in Spanish: tengo mi cama In habitacion, Espejo, armario y escritorio The two massage means to be transported is achieved because it is clear that all the objects in question are singular mode. But it is not an issue or not to transmit the message. It is a matter of correctness. It is your article "a" that creates the problem. Omit the "a" and then all this explanation would have been useless.
Good luck.
yo tengo mi cuarto in la cama, el espejo, y el escritorio the Amario.
u could use freetranslation.com - check the spelling Amario (closet)
it may be useful
"En mi sitio tengo una cama, espejo UN
armario y escritorio United Nations UN is Spanish for:
In my room, I have a bed, a mirror, a closet
and an office.
