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Questions & Answers about Quiero saber más español.
Why do we say Quiero instead of Yo quiero?
In Spanish, the subject pronoun (yo) is often dropped because the verb ending already indicates who is speaking. Saying Quiero saber más español is perfectly clear without yo, though you can include it for emphasis.
Why do we use saber in Quiero saber más español instead of aprender?
Saber focuses on the idea of knowing or having knowledge of something, while aprender specifically means to learn. If you want to emphasize the process of learning, you can say Quiero aprender más español, but Quiero saber más español suggests you want to improve your command or understanding of the language.
Is it correct to say Quiero aprender más español?
Yes! Quiero aprender más español is also correct. It emphasizes the action of learning, whereas Quiero saber más español emphasizes the desire to possess more knowledge of Spanish.
Why do we say más español and not más de español?
In Spanish, we don’t use de in this type of construction. You’re simply stating that you want more of something, and that something is español. So it consistently follows the pattern Quiero más X, without de.
Is Quiero saber más español using the present tense?
Yes, Quiero is in the present tense of the verb querer (meaning to want). Spanish has different tenses indicating different times or moods, but here you’re simply expressing a present desire.